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Unitree H1 / H1-2 by Unitree Robotics (China) is a humanoid robot; the index lists it at $90,000–$148,235 as of 2026-09, status: for sale.
For sale
$90,000–$148,235
H1 listed at $90,000 in Unitree's store ("contact us for real price"); resellers quote $100k–129k. H1-2 with hands sold for $148,235 and was delisted in 2026 as the H2 ($29,900) replaces the line.
Price history (min, USD)2026-08: $90,000 → 2026-09: $90,000
Unitree H1 / H1-2 vs its class
Computed from this index: medians across the humanoid robot models that publish each figure. No estimates — the medians move as the data does. 54 models
Metric
This model
Class median
vs median
Price, mid of range
$119,118
$39,990
×2.98
Payload
7 kg
10 kg
×0.7
Weight
47 kg
58.5 kg
×0.8
Height
180 cm
168 cm
×1.07
Degrees of freedom
19
31
×0.61
Speed
3.3 m/s
1.7 m/s
×1.94
Price per kg of payload
$17,017
$9,279
×1.83
Alternatives & how they compare
Unitree H1 / H1-2 against its closest rivals in this class — Western and Chinese alternatives side by side, by price and key specs.
A model estimate built from our verified price data and industry rules of thumb. Not a vendor offer: exact numbers come with a factory quote.
Cost item
Estimate (USD)
Hardware (index price)
$90,000–$148,235
Delivery & import
+5–12% · $4,500–$17,788
Commissioning & integration
+5–15% · $4,500–$22,235
Maintenance & support, per year
5–10% · $4,500–$14,824
Indicative 3-year TCO
$112,500–$232,729
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Unitree H1 / H1-2 reviews
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Published reviewLAAS-CNRS (Gepetto group) · French national robotics lab; humanoid locomotion and RL research
LAAS-CNRS explains that its Gepetto group chose the Unitree H1 because it "stands out for its powerful motors, which enable it to perform high-impact movements", and notes that numerous reinforcement-learning results have already been implemented on the platform, making it a suitable testbed for transferring the group's quadruped methods.
Powerful motors suited to high-impact, dynamic movements
Established platform with many published RL locomotion results
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