Unitree G1+ — specifications, versions and availability
G1+ adds a two-axis neck and new sensing and interaction equipment. Standard is listed at USD 15,000 before tax and shipping; EDU provides development access.
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Official G1+ render; hand appearance depends on configuration.
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What changed
Monitoring started on 9 September 2026. Future changes will appear here after editorial review.
A closer look
Understand the robot in images
Open a view to inspect it. Captions distinguish equipment, variants and demonstrations.
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Front and rear changes
The original Chinese diagram identifies head vision, two-axis neck, microphones and rear external-power connection. The removable battery sits in the back.
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Two viewpoints for perception
The cutaway locates binocular vision in the head and a wide-angle chest camera. Blue cones illustrate fields of view, not visible beams.
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Head touch sensing
The manufacturer illustrates a touch sensor integrated into the head. Responses depend on software and delivered functions.
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External power
The rear connector enables external power during extended demonstrations and research. Tethered power does not imply unlimited battery runtime.
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Information from the sources below, checked on 10 September 2026. We have not tested this robot.
G1+ standard or EDU?
Choose EDU to program new behaviours: Unitree’s table reserves development access for that version. Joints and arm payload also differ from standard. Ask for the hands and compute module to be itemised in the quote.
Availability
- Unitree lists standard at USD 15,000 before tax and shipping. G1+ EDU requires a quote. European delivery and support need clarification with the seller.
Before ordering
- Is EDU development access included?
- Which hands and compute module are supplied?
Things to know
- Advertised performance varies with equipment and operating conditions.
- Before using it unattended, check which tasks the robot can actually complete on its own.
Warranty and repairs
Who provides after-sales service?
Check with the sellerBefore ordering, ask who will repair the robot, where parts should be sent and how long repairs take. Clarify the warranty and available training.