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G1 vs R1

Same brand, adjacent models in the range

Unitree G1
Unitree G1
Buy now$13,500

US$13,500 excluding tax and shipping. The G1 EDU development variant is listed as contact sales.

Buy now · Sold directly by Unitree, including to individual buyers in the US.

Unitree R1
Unitree R1
Buy now$5,900

US$5,900 for the R1 configuration, excluding tax and shipping. The R1 AIR is listed at US$4,900 and the R1 EDU as contact sales.

Buy now · Sold directly by Unitree.

Where the published data differs

Every line below is computed from the two manufacturers’ own figures. Attributes neither brand publishes are omitted.

  • R1 lists at $5,900, $7,600 below G1 at $13,500.
  • Runtime: G1 120 min versus R1 60 min (100% more). Published data favours G1.
  • Weight: G1 35 kg versus R1 29 kg (21% more).
  • Degrees of freedom: R1 26 versus G1 23 (13% more). Published data favours R1.
  • Height: G1 132 cm versus R1 123 cm (7% more).
  • Onboard compute: G1 — 8-core high-performance CPU; R1 — 8-core high-performance processor.
  • Sensors: G1 — Depth camera + 3D LiDAR, 4-mic array; R1 — Binocular camera, 4-mic array.

Full specification comparison

Unitree G1 compared with Unitree R1
AttributeG1R1
Height132 cm123 cm
Weight35 kg29 kg
Degrees of freedom2326
Payload2 kg2 kg
Runtime120 min60 min
Battery capacityNot published by eitherNot published by either
Max speedNot published by eitherNot published by either
Hand typeNot published by eitherNot published by either
Actuator typeLow-inertia internal-rotor PMSMLow-inertia internal-rotor PMSM
Hot-swap batteryYesYes
Onboard compute8-core high-performance CPU8-core high-performance processor
SensorsDepth camera + 3D LiDAR, 4-mic arrayBinocular camera, 4-mic array
IP ratingNot published by eitherNot published by either
Operating temperatureNot published by eitherNot published by either
Teleoperation supportedNot published by eitherNot published by either
SDK / secondary developmentNoNo
Warranty8 months8 months
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