Unitree H1 — Specs & Review

Specifications

BrandUnitree
ModelH1
Year2023
CategoryHumanoid
Autonomysemi-autonomous
Environmentoutdoor
Price (USD)$90000–$150000
Weight47 kg
Dimensions180cm H
ConnectivityWiFi, Ethernet
Works withROS
Country of originCN

Key features

What is it?

Unitree H1 is a full-scale 180cm humanoid robot — the research tier that made Unitree a credible humanoid manufacturer and attracted hundreds of global research deployments before the G1 broadened accessibility.

Who is it for?

Key specs

Limitations

FAQ

How much does the Unitree H1 cost?

The Unitree H1 is priced at approximately $90,000 and is available for direct purchase from unitree.com — positioned between the G1 ($16,000) and Fourier GR-1 ($55,000–90,000) in terms of scale and price, and one of the most price-competitive full-scale humanoids available for direct purchase.

What are the key specs of the Unitree H1?

The H1 stands 180 cm tall (full human scale), weighs 47 kg, and walks at up to 4 m/s — the fastest verified bipedal walking speed of any commercially available humanoid at time of release in 2023. It supports open SDK development via ROS and has whole-body motion capability.

What is the Unitree H1 used for?

The H1 is used in manufacturing pilots, research labs, and enterprise evaluations. Its 4 m/s walking speed and 180 cm human-scale form factor make it well-suited to logistics and warehousing environments designed for human workers, and to research applications requiring a full-speed, full-scale bipedal test platform.

Who is the Unitree H1 designed for?

The H1 targets manufacturers and enterprises evaluating humanoids for logistics and assembly, and research institutions wanting a full-scale, high-performance humanoid available for direct purchase. Chinese manufacturing facilities facing labour shortages are the primary commercial target.

How does the Unitree H1 compare to the Unitree G1?

The H1 is larger (180 cm vs 127 cm), nearly twice as fast (4 m/s vs 2 m/s), and more expensive ($90K vs $16K) than the G1. The H1 is designed for industrial and research use at full human scale; the G1 is the most affordable entry point to full-scale humanoid development.