Unitree R1

Unitree · China

R1

A compact bipedal humanoid designed as an accessible entry point into full-body locomotion research. Aimed at university labs and STEM programs.

<€15kPre-orderIn stock in EU
Education
Demo & Events

Quick facts

Brand / model
Unitree R1
Price band
<€15k
EU stock status
in stock
Lead time
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Height
122 cm
Weight
25 kg
DoF
26
Payload
Verified
2026-07-21
Use cases
Education, Demo & Events
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EU-Ready4.5/5
ComplianceNeeds assessment

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Specifications

Price (approx.)<€15k
Height (cm)122
Weight (kg)25
Degrees of freedom26(24–26 DoF)
Payload (kg)
Battery runtime (min)60
Compute
SensorsDepth camera, IMU
Software / SDKSDK, ROS2 compatible
LocomotionBipedal
Dexterous hands No
ROS 2 Yes
EU availabilityPre-order

Specifications compiled from public manufacturer sources and may vary by configuration. Confirm exact specs via quote.

From ≈€4,500 (AIR)/€5,400; EDU adds hands. 26 DoF.

Verified on 2026-07-21 · Sources: unitree.com

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Use cases

Unitree R1 is most commonly evaluated for education, demo & events. It suits teams that need a mid bipedal platform with SDK, ROS2 compatible.

Brand background

Unitree Robotics is a Hangzhou-based manufacturer known for quadruped and humanoid research platforms. The R1 is positioned as an entry-level bipedal humanoid for academic and hobbyist research.

Country of origin: China. This is a neutral summary based on publicly available information.

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