Unitree G1
Key Functions:
Bipedal locomotion — walks, balances, and recovers from disturbances
Robot sensing — Uses sensors to detect people, objects, and gestures, helping it move and interact safely with its environment
AI integration — supports external programming for autonomous tasks
Background:
Developed by Unitree Robotics, based in China
Released in early 2024 as a low-cost advanced humanoid
Statistics:
Battery Life: ~2 hours
Charging Time: ~2 hours
Dimensions: 132x45x20 cm and 35kg
Guide Price: £16,000-£70,000
Projects/Use-Cases:
Robotics research —Human interaction, how robots sense their surroundings, and how they control movement
Service tasks — Helping robots handle logistics and deliveries
Demonstrations — showcase humanoid capabilities