Unitree H2

Unitree H2

The Unitree H2 is a full-sized humanoid robot designed for versatility and dexterity. It stands at 180 cm tall and weighs 70 kg. The robot features a 31-DOF architecture, including a 3-DOF waist and 2-DOF neck, allowing for fluid movements like dance and kung-fu. It can carry a payload of 7 kg normally and up to 21 kg briefly. The H2 is equipped with advanced robotic hands for precise object manipulation.

Manufacturer
Unitree Robotics
Rating
★★★★☆(4.0)
Launch Year
2025
Price
$80,000 to $120,000 USD (Estimated)
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Robot Specifications

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Weight

70 kg

Speed

Under 2 m/s

Runtime

Not disclosed

Charging Time

Not disclosed

Battery Pack

Not disclosed

Battery Life

Not disclosed

Compatible Devices

Not specified

Available Countries

Not specified

Available Colours

Not specified

Warranty Info

Not disclosed

Connectivity

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

Cloud Integration

Yes (for data and updates)

Carrying Capacity

7 kg (normal), 21 kg (peak)

User Interface

Voice, app, possibly buttons

Dimensions

60 cm x 40 cm x 180 cm (estimated)

App Integration

Custom apps for control and monitoring

Sensors

Camera, sensors for balance and movement (typical for humanoid robots)

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. How to troubleshoot Unitree H2?

Check system diagnostics via the onboard interface or connected PC; verify sensor calibration and joint actuators; reboot the robot if unresponsive; consult error logs for specific faults; contact support if hardware issues persist.

Q2. How to set up Unitree H2?

Unbox carefully, place on a flat surface, connect the battery, power on, and perform initial calibration through the control software; configure network settings and test joint movements before operation.

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