Lower-cost entry humanoids
R1 and G1 give Unitree a lower-price entry into humanoid robotics than many competing platforms, with R1 starting at $4,900 and G1 at $13,500 on Unitree’s store.
Unitree’s current humanoid lineup: G1, R1, H2, and H1 / H1-2. It includes published specs from Unitree’s official pages, and points directly to the actual Unitree sales pages where available.
R1 and G1 give Unitree a lower-price entry into humanoid robotics than many competing platforms, with R1 starting at $4,900 and G1 at $13,500 on Unitree’s store.
H2 and H1 / H1-2 push into larger, more capable humanoid systems with published dimensions, torque, and sensing details on Unitree’s official pages.
Each model below includes direct links to Unitree’s store pages or official model pages so visitors can move from overview to actual product detail pages quickly.
Only the humanoid robots from Unitree’s current public lineup are included below.
G1 is Unitree’s compact humanoid platform. Unitree highlights extra-large joint movement space, 23–43 joint motors depending on configuration, imitation and reinforcement learning, and optional force-control dexterous hands.
R1 is Unitree’s lower-cost pre-sale humanoid family. Unitree’s official R1 page shows R1 Air, R1, and R1 EDU configurations with different weights, joint counts, and arm setups, while the store notes shipments began in April 2026.
H2 is Unitree’s larger humanoid model marketed as “Destiny Awakening.” Unitree’s official page publishes detailed dimensions, degree-of-freedom counts, torque, payload, and compute claims, while the store offers H2 plus an EDU version via sales contact.
Unitree’s H1 page covers both H1 and H1-2. H1 is Unitree’s first universal humanoid robot, while H1-2 is a heavier updated variant with expanded arm and ankle DOF. The store product page routes sales interest through the H1 listing, while official specs for both versions appear on the shared H1 / H1-2 page.