HumanoidsUnitree RoboticsChina
H1
A full-size humanoid platform standing about 180 cm tall and one of the fastest in the world, with stable walking and running up to 3.3 m/s. High-torque joints delivering up to 360 N·m and a 3D LiDAR paired with a depth camera make it a working tool for serious locomotion research and early industrial pilots.
Specifications
- Height
- approx. 180 cm
- Weight
- approx. 47 kg
- Movement speed
- up to 3.3 m/s
- Knee joint torque
- up to 360 N·m
- Battery
- 864 Wh, quick-swap
- Sensors
- 3D LiDAR + depth camera
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Applications
- Bipedal locomotion and dynamic balance research
- Developing industrial use cases for humanoids
- Testing navigation algorithms in real environments
- Pilot deployments and technology demonstrations
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