Unitree G1: specs, status and sources

Unitree Robotics · Humanoid · China

Unitree G1
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Unitree's compact research and education humanoid. Foldable body, optional dexterous hands. Unitree lists no top speed on the G1 page.

Unitree G1 specification table

SpecValueStatusSource
Degrees of freedom2323 base configuration; page undated, retrieved date usedConfirmedMaker source · as of 2026-10-27
Weight35 kgAbout 35 kg; page undated, retrieved date usedConfirmedMaker source · as of 2026-10-27
Battery life2 hAbout 2 h; page undated, retrieved date usedConfirmedMaker source · as of 2026-10-27
PayloadAbout 2 kg per arm (base); about 3 kg (EDU)Arm payload as listed on the maker page; page undated, retrieved date usedConfirmedMaker source · as of 2026-10-27
Indicative priceFrom $13,500 USD (tax and shipping excluded)USD, from; page undated, retrieved date usedConfirmedMaker source · as of 2026-10-27

Last verified 2026-10-27 · Maker page · Overall: Confirmed

Other attributes (ZeroGantry classification, not maker-verified)
FunctionResearch & development
Released2024
MaturityProduction
Operational statusActive
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  • Confirmed Read on the maker's own page, spec sheet, docs or press release as a stated value.
  • Claimed Stated by the maker as a target, preliminary figure, “up to” value or performance claim.
  • Estimated Derived by us or taken from a third party. Not maker data.
  • Unverified No maker primary source checked yet. Treat as unconfirmed.
  • Not published The maker does not publish this value.

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ZeroGantry verdict: 4 out of 5

Unitree G1 is the humanoid that actually showed up in university labs. At $13.5–16k it broke the “enterprise only” price wall and created a generation of students who can touch bipedal hardware instead of watching demos. Specs are honest for the class: 2h battery, 5kg payload, optional hands that are fine for research and weak for production. If you need BMW-scale deployments, look elsewhere. If you need a platform students can break, fix, and publish on — G1 is the current default.

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