Unitree G1+

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Unitree G1+ is the upgraded version of Unitree Robotics' compact G1 humanoid, launched in September 2026 with six major upgrades. It stands about 1.34 m tall and weighs about 35 kg, and folds down to 690 mm for transport. Two extra neck joints let the head pitch and turn, and a head-mounted tactile sensor lets people start a conversation or trigger a motion with a tap. Shoulder and waist motors deliver about 110 percent more peak torque, arm motors about 43 percent more, and the motors run cooler at the same load. A binocular camera, a wide-angle camera and a 3D LiDAR give it wide, stereo vision, a six-microphone array picks up voices from across a room, and an external power input allows long research and demonstration sessions. The G1+ EDU adds dexterous hands, optional wrist and waist joints and a development-ready computer option.

Manufacturer
Unitree Robotics
Country
China
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Launch Year
2026
Price
USD 15,000
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Quick Overview & Key Facts

Unitree G1+ is a humanoid robot made by Unitree Robotics in China, launched in 2026 and built for robotics research and education, demonstrations and exhibitions, and interactive human-robot experiences. Its estimated price is USD 15,000.

Dimensions
Standing 1,340 × 450 × 200 mm; folded 690 × 450 × 300 mm
Weight
About 35 kg with battery (EDU: 35 kg or more)
Mobility
Bipedal (legged) humanoid
Payload capacity
About 3 kg per arm (EDU: about 4 kg)
Operating environment
Indoor research, education and demonstration settings

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What Can Unitree G1+ Do?

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Primary Use Cases
Robotics research and education, demonstrations and exhibitions, interactive human-robot experiences
Deployment
Handheld controller, voice interaction and head touch; programmable through the Unitree SDK on the EDU version
About 3 kg per arm (EDU: about 4 kg)
EDU: dexterous hands (7 degrees of freedom each) and optional 2-DOF wrists; optional 3-DOF waist
About 3 kg per arm (EDU: about 4 kg)

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September 2026

Unitree launches G1+, an upgraded G1 humanoid with two neck joints, stronger motors, dual vision, head tactile sensing and a US$15,000 price.

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Q1. What is Unitree G1+, and what problem is it designed to solve?

Unitree G1+ is the upgraded edition of Unitree Robotics' compact G1 humanoid. It keeps the small, affordable body and adds a moving head, stronger motors and better senses.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of Unitree G1+?

It walks and balances on two legs, turns its head to look around, sees through stereo and wide-angle cameras, hears with a microphone array, and reacts when someone taps its head.

Q3. Who is Unitree G1+ built for, and which industries can benefit from it?

It is aimed at robotics researchers, universities, schools and developers, and at exhibitions where a friendly, interactive humanoid is wanted.

Q4. Is Unitree G1+ a commercial product or still a research prototype?

It is a commercial product sold by Unitree. A standard version and an EDU version with extra development options are offered.

Q5. Is Unitree G1+ currently available for purchase, and when is it expected to ship?

Unitree lists a price for the standard version on its website and asks buyers to contact sales for the EDU version.

Q6. How does Unitree G1+ actually work in real-world environments?

Motors in the legs, arms and waist move the body, a computer processes camera and microphone input, and an external power input lets it run for long periods during research or demonstrations.

Q7. When was Unitree G1+ announced or officially launched?

Unitree launched it in September 2026 as an upgrade to the G1.

Q8. How is Unitree G1+ different from other robots in the same category?

Compared with the original G1, it adds a neck that moves, stronger and cooler motors, a wider camera view, head touch sensing and a better microphone setup.

Q9. Does Unitree G1+ require additional development or customization after purchase?

The EDU version is meant for further development: it can take dexterous hands, extra wrist and waist joints and a more powerful computing module, and it supports Unitree's development kit.

Q10. What is the future roadmap or planned upgrades for Unitree G1+?

Unitree has not published a roadmap for the G1+, but it continues to update the robot over the air.

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