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Unitree Robotics is a robot dog, quadruped and humanoid robotics company. Its homepage showcases the As2, H2, A2, R1, 4D LiDAR L2, Go2-W, G1, B2 and Go2 platforms, described as embodied AI products with compact industrial capability, ultra-wide 4D LiDAR, all-terrain driving and humanoid agent AI avatar roles.
Primary use case: industrial
Weight
40 kg
Payload
25 kg
Battery
3 hrs
Price
$65K
Specifications
Physical
Weight
40 kg
Locomotion
quadruped
Max Speed
4 km/h
Manipulation
Payload
25 kg
Power & Autonomy
Battery Life
3 hrs
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
embodied AI, humanoid agent AI avatar
Commercial
Price
$65K
Availability
available
Primary Use Case
industrial
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Chinese robot makers seek to turn humanoid hype into useful work - The Bristol Herald Courier
More than 300 companies are displaying humanoid robots, industrial machines, service robots and other forms of embodied artificial intelligence at Beijing's 2026 World Robot Conference, which coincides with Unitree's stock-market debut. The company, China's best-known humanoid robot maker, saw shares increase nearly six-fold on opening day as robotics emerges as a new front in the US-China rivalry.
Chinese robot makers seek to turn humanoid hype into useful work
More than 300 companies are displaying humanoid robots, industrial machines, service robots and other forms of embodied artificial intelligence at Beijing's 2026 World Robot Conference, which coincides with Unitree's stock-market debut where shares increased nearly six-fold on opening day. The conference comes as robotics emerges as a new front in the US-China rivalry.
Chinese robot makers seek to turn humanoid hype into useful work
More than 300 companies are displaying humanoid robots, industrial machines, and service robots at Beijing's 2026 World Robot Conference, which coincides with Unitree's stock-market debut—the company's shares surged nearly six-fold on opening day. The conference highlights China's push to turn humanoid robot hype into practical applications as robotics emerges as a new front in US-China rivalry.