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Unitree G1+ Review: Specs, Price and Upgrades of the Humanoid Robot

Oct 11
3 min read

Updated: 7 days ago

Unitree G1+ humanoid robot

The Unitree G1+ is an upgraded version of the G1 humanoid robot, priced at US$15,000 before tax and shipping. This review covers its specifications, what has changed from the G1, and its uses.

Quick Verdict

The G1+ keeps the size of the G1, 1340 mm and about 35 kg, and improves the parts that limited it. The head now moves on two axes and carries a stereo camera and a wide-angle camera. Shoulder and waist motors have 110% more peak torque and produce 72% less heat at the same torque, and arm motors have 43% more torque. A six-microphone array, waist speakers, head touch sensing and external power for long sessions are added. Runtime is about two hours. As with the G1, hands and development access are reserved for the EDU version, whose price is on request.

Unitree G1+ at a Glance

  • Height: 1340 mm

  • Weight: about 35 kg with battery

  • Degrees of freedom: 25

  • Arm load: about 3 kg

  • Runtime: about 2 hours

  • Price: US$15,000

Unitree G1+ Technical Specifications

The table below lists the manufacturer's specifications.

Specification

G1+

G1+ EDU

Standing size

1340 x 450 x 200 mm

1340 x 450 x 200 mm

Folded size

690 x 450 x 300 mm

690 x 450 x 300 mm

Weight with battery

About 35 kg

About 35 kg or more

Degrees of freedom

25

25 to 45

Head

2

2

Each leg

6

6

Waist

1

1, optional 3

Each arm

5

5, plus 2 optional wrist

Hands

None listed

7 per hand, optional

Arm max load

About 3 kg

About 4 kg

Secondary development

No

Yes

Warranty

8 months

18 months

Price

US$15,000

Contact sales

Detailed Technical Data

  • Battery: 9000 mAh quick-release, about 2 hours

  • Charger: 54 V 5 A

  • Computing: 8-core CPU; optional Orin modules on EDU

  • Binocular camera: 60 mm baseline, 2 MP

  • Wide-angle camera: 1920 x 1080 at 30 fps

  • 3D laser radar

  • 6-microphone array and two 10 W speakers

  • Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2

Design and Build Quality

Joints use crossed roller bearings, inner-rotor motors, dual encoders and hollow wiring through every joint, with local air cooling. The robot folds to 690 mm for transport. Thigh motors run 28% cooler at the same torque than on the G1.

Programming and Software

Updates

The robot receives over-the-air upgrades.

Development

Secondary development is available on the EDU version only.

Voice

A far-field microphone array with direction finding supports voice interaction.

Unitree G1+ Applications and Use Cases

Research and Education

The EDU version is the platform for laboratories.

Demonstration and Interaction

Vision, voice and head movement suit reception and exhibition roles.

Long Test Sessions

External power allows operation beyond battery runtime.

Unitree G1+ Price and Value

Unitree lists the G1+ at US$15,000, excluding tax and shipping. The EDU version is priced on request.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • US$15,000 for a full humanoid

  • Two-axis head with stereo vision

  • Much stronger, cooler shoulder and waist motors

  • External power option

  • Folds for transport

Cons

  • No hands on the base version

  • Development only on the EDU

  • About 2 hours of runtime

  • 8-month warranty on the base version

Who Should Buy the Unitree G1+?

It fits universities and developers on the EDU version, and organizations that want a capable humanoid for demonstration on the base version.

Unitree G1+ FAQ

How much does the Unitree G1+ cost?

US$15,000, excluding tax and shipping. The EDU version is priced on request.

What is new in the Unitree G1+ compared with the G1?

A two-axis head, stereo and wide-angle vision, stronger and cooler motors, a microphone array, head touch sensing and external power.

How tall is the Unitree G1+?

1340 mm.

How much does the Unitree G1+ weigh?

About 35 kg with battery.

How many degrees of freedom does the Unitree G1+ have?

25; the EDU version has 25 to 45.

How long does the Unitree G1+ battery last?

About 2 hours.

Does the Unitree G1+ have hands?

Dexterous hands are an option on the EDU version.

Can the Unitree G1+ be programmed?

Secondary development is available on the EDU version.

Specifications are based on manufacturer information and may change.

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