ManufacturerUnitree Robotics / Yushu Technology Co LtdRobot model · No. 2G1
Humanoid Robots · Research & Development
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About the G1
The Unitree G1 is a compact humanoid robot designed for robotics research, embodied AI development, education, manipulation research, and autonomous locomotion. It is positioned as an affordable commercial humanoid platform featuring autonomous bipedal locomotion, dexterous manipulation, LiDAR-based perception, depth sensing, and AI-driven motion control.
Typical applications: Research & Development, Education & Training, Industrial & AI Development.
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