H1-2
The H1-2 is a Humanoid humanoid robot developed by Unitree Robotics.
Primary use case: Embodied AI
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
bipedal
Power & Autonomy
Charging Time
2 hrs
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
embodied AI
Commercial
Primary Use Case
Embodied AI
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Unitree H2-X Humanoid Robot: AI Bodyguard with Knife Attack Blocking Capability, 8-Hour Max Battery Life
Unitree Robotics released a demonstration video of the H2-X humanoid robot, showcasing Kung Fu movements, knife-blocking bodyguard scenarios, car lifting for rescue, and emergency evasion. The robot is built on the existing H2 platform and is stated to have a maximum battery life of approximately 8 hours, compared to 3 hours for the standard H2, though complete hardware specifications and test conditions were not disclosed.
Unitree's H2-X Humanoid Robot Debuts: Can Lift Cars, Block Knives, Rated for 8 Hours of Battery Life
Unitree Robotics debuted the H2-X in a demonstration featuring dynamic movements, knife blocking, car lifting, and intervention in dangerous vehicle situations. The H2 derivative is rated for up to about eight hours of battery life while standing, but Unitree withheld its price, launch plans, major hardware specifications, autonomy details, and the conditions behind the demonstration.
Is Agibot Overtaking Unitree? Credibility, Performance & Real-World Comparison
Chinese humanoid robot maker Agibot overtook Unitree to become the world's top shipper in H1 2026, shipping 8,400 units versus Unitree's 5,900 units, driven by Agibot's focus on industrial and commercial scenarios which accounted for 70% of the 14,000-unit market increment. The article analyzes whether SAG's wide statistical caliber (covering wheeled, half-size, and full-size humanoid robots) fairly represents both companies, noting that Unitree's quadruped business and scientific research market dominance provide a different picture depending on the ranking methodology used.