B2
The B2 is a Quadruped humanoid robot developed by Unitree Robotics.
Primary use case: Industrial robotics
Specifications
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
embodied AI, humanoid agent AI, dexterous manipulation, advanced reasoning and control
Onboard Compute
Standard: Intel Core i5 (Platform Function), Intel Core i7 (User Development); Optional: Intel Core i7 or Orin NX (up to 3 devices)
Commercial
Primary Use Case
Industrial robotics
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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.