Unitree H1 (Evolution): specs, status and sources

Unitree Robotics · Humanoid · China

Unitree's full-size H1 humanoid. The maker states a running record of 3.3 m/s and a weight of about 47 kg, and does not publish a price or a battery runtime on the H1 page.

Unitree H1 (Evolution) specification table

SpecValueStatusSource
Degrees of freedomNot publishedH1 joint count not confirmed on the maker page—
Weight47 kgPage undated, retrieved date usedConfirmedMaker source · as of 2026-10-27
Max speed3.3 m/s (maker-stated record)Maker states 3.3 m/s as a record, >5 m/s potential; page undated, retrieved date usedConfirmedMaker source · as of 2026-10-27
Indicative priceNot publishedPrice not on the maker page—

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

Other attributes (ZeroGantry classification, not maker-verified)
FunctionResearch & development
Released2023
MaturityAdvanced
Operational statusActive
How we verify specs: what the status badges mean
  • 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 H1 is the value champion of the humanoid market. At under $90k, it's the only humanoid you can actually buy today without a multi-year enterprise contract. The 3.3 m/s speed record is legitimate and verified — this robot can actually run. But it's a mobility platform first, manipulator second. The 19 DoF and simple grippers mean it's not going to assemble circuit boards or handle delicate parts. For research, education, and locomotion-focused development, it's unbeatable. For commercial manipulation tasks, you'll need to wait for the H2 or integrate your own hands.

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