Unitree Robotics

Hangzhou-based maker of legged robots, known for quadrupeds such as Go2 and B2 and the G1, H1 and R1 humanoids used widely in research labs.

Humanoid · Standard

A compact humanoid aimed at research and development.

Humanoid · EDU

The developer configuration of G1, with additional joints and secondary development support.

Humanoid · Standard

Unitree's full-size humanoid, built for dynamic locomotion research.

Humanoid · Standard

A lightweight entry-level humanoid announced in 2025.

Quadruped · Air / Pro / EDU

A compact robot dog, offered in consumer and developer editions.

Quadruped · Standard

An industrial-grade quadruped for inspection and rough terrain.

Humanoid · Standard

Full-size humanoid with seven joints per arm and six per leg.

Humanoid · Standard

Full-size humanoid family with 31 joints and edition-dependent development access.

Relevant guides and comparisons

Buying a humanoid robot in the UK
What to check before you buy: configuration, import, VAT, support and safety.
Choosing a humanoid robot for a university
How research groups and teaching labs can match a platform to their work and budget.
G1 vs G1 EDU: configuration before capability
Shared dimensions do not make standard G1 and G1 EDU interchangeable; joints, hands and development interfaces need configuration-level checking.
G1 vs T1: two compact humanoids, different development packages
Compare the standard robots separately from their expanded hand and joint configurations.
H1 vs G1: human-scale and compact Unitree platforms
Physical scale is clear in the manufacturer evidence; comparable task performance is not.
Go2 vs B2: edition-specific development and industrial integration
Go2 configurations and B2’s industrial claims should be compared against a defined payload and site task, not headline demonstrations.
R1 vs G1: current standard specifications and developer variants
Compare current standard R1 and G1 specifications, with developer configurations treated separately.