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Unitree builds the G1 and H1, and it is the first pure-play humanoid maker to list publicly. As of the Week of November 9, 2026 board, Unitree ranks fifth on the Androids.com Robot Rankings.
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The G1 changed the economics of the field. At $13,500 it put a capable bipedal humanoid within reach of universities, startups and individual developers. Unitree's years of quadruped production let it hit prices rivals struggle to match. The full-size H1 starts at $90,000. It reaches 3.3 m/s and has worked at Tokyo's Haneda Airport in a three-year program with Japan Airlines.
| Key specs | Unitree G1 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Unitree |
| Model | G1 |
| Height | 4'7" / 1.4 m |
| Weight | 35 kg |
| Payload capacity | 3 kg |
| Top speed | 2 m/s |
| Primary use | Research, development, education |
| Deployment status | Available — shipping |
| Corporate | Listed on the STAR Market (688836), Aug 2026 |
| Price | From $13,500 |
| Availability | Available now |
| Key specs | Unitree H1 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Unitree |
| Model | H1 |
| Height | 5'11" / 1.8 m |
| Weight | 47 kg |
| Top speed | 3.3 m/s |
| Degrees of freedom | 19 |
| Primary use | Performance, service, research |
| Deployment status | Available — deployed |
| Notable deployment | JAL Haneda Airport (3-year program) |
| Price | From $90,000 |
| Availability | Available now |
Unitree priced its STAR Market IPO on 6 August 2026, raising about ¥6.1 billion (around $904 million). It debuted on 19 August, opening at ¥1,100, 629% above the ¥150.80 IPO price, and briefly worth about $66 billion. It closed the day at ¥845, up 460%, near $50 billion. That was above Figure's $39 billion private mark, and the stock gave back more than a third within two sessions.
The prospectus explains the caution. More than 70% of revenue comes from research and education, and only about 9% from industrial work.
The G1 is the most-used humanoid in the papers we track: 5 of 10 on Androids.com Research ran on one.