Unitree G1+ vs Tiangong

Compare Unitree G1+ (Unitree Robotics) and Tiangong (X-Humanoid / Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Centre) side by side: degrees of freedom, weight, payload, battery life, actuators, and status.

Specification comparison
SpecUnitree G1+Tiangong
ManufacturerUnitree RoboticsX-Humanoid / Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Centre
CategoryHumanoidHumanoid
CountryChinaChina
Degrees of freedom2527
Weight (kg)3543
Battery life (h)24
PayloadAbout 3 kg per arm (about 4 kg on the 25–45 DoF edition)5 kg
Max speed6 km/h
ActuatorsModular joint motorselectric
Primary sensorBinocular camera + wide-angle cameraRGB cameras, stereo cameras, LiDAR, high-precision IMU, six-axis force/torque sensors
FunctionResearch & developmentgeneral-purpose humanoid for dynamic locomotion and terrain navigation
Released20262024
StatusActivePilot

Verdict

Tiangong leads on 2 of the 4 weighted dimensions both makers disclose.

Unitree G1+ leads on price (US $15K (tax and shipping excluded) vs $41000) and payload (About 3 kg per arm (about 4 kg on the 25–45 DoF edition) vs 5 kg).

Tiangong leads on degrees of freedom (27 vs 25) and battery life (4 h vs 2 h).

Left out because at least one manufacturer does not publish a figure: max speed.

Unitree G1+

Upgraded version of Unitree's compact G1 research humanoid: two added neck degrees of freedom, higher-torque shoulder, waist and arm motors, a binocular plus wide-angle camera set and continuous external power. Priced from $15K USD before tax and shipping.

Tiangong

Tiangong is a full-size, fully electric humanoid robot developed by the Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center (X-Humanoid). Unveiled in April 2024, it is the world's first such robot capable of stable running at 6 km/h while navigating slopes and stairs without visual input.

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