H2
The H2 is a Humanoid humanoid robot developed by Unitree Robotics.
Primary use case: Robot dogs, quadruped robots, humanoid robots, and industrial robots.
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
bipedal
Manipulation
Max Lift/Arm
8 kg
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
embodied AI
Commercial
Primary Use Case
Robot dogs, quadruped robots, humanoid robots, and industrial robots.
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Unitree unveils H2-X humanoid guardian robot with martial arts moves
Unitree Robotics unveiled the H2-X, a 170-cm, 65-kg humanoid robot designed for guardian and rescue work, with martial-arts capabilities and up to eight hours of upright operation on one charge. Demonstrations included car rescues, evading an attacker, surviving a four-meter fall, and powerful kicks, while the company's ability to apply autonomous judgment in chaotic real-world environments remains uncertain.
Unitree Unveils Fearsome Bodyguard Robot
Unitree unveiled a teaser for the H2-X “Kung Fu Legend: Guardian,” a humanoid robot positioned as a bodyguard and built on its H2 platform. The promotional footage showed flips, somersaults, kicks, a vehicle lift, and a staged confrontation with a knifeman, while the H2 platform is listed as 71 inches tall, weighing about 155 pounds, and operating for roughly eight hours while standing. Unitree did not explain whether the robot acts autonomously, is teleoperated, or follows pre-programmed routines, and it has not announced pricing or a sale date; the article also questions the safety implications of its physical interventions.
World's largest humanoid robot maker unveils robot bodyguard that can fight attackers, lift cars
Unitree unveiled the H2-X, or “Kung Fu Legend: Guardian,” a humanoid robot demonstrated disarming attackers, lifting cars, rescuing pedestrians and smashing car doors. The company did not say whether the demonstrations were autonomous, preprogrammed or remotely controlled, and it disclosed neither a price nor a release date.