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Unitree humanoid robot

Unitree H2

Newer full-size Unitree humanoid with 31 DoF, three-hour runtime, 15 kg peak arm payload and published $29,900 price.

Verified 2026-09-29 · We distinguish published specifications from manufacturer demonstrations.

Unitree H2 humanoid robot
HEIGHT182 cm
WEIGHTAbout 70 kg
PAYLOADPeak arm ~15 kg; rated ~7 kg
RUNTIMEAbout 3 hours
PRICE$29,900
REAL-WORLD USE

What can Unitree H2 do?

Use current official specifications for purchasing decisions; configurations can evolve quickly.

Important: A task shown in a demonstration does not automatically mean every buyer receives that capability autonomously. Check the autonomy and supervision sections below.
POWER

Battery & charging

About 3 hours

Published runtime

Capacity0.972 kWh / 15 Ah
ChargingQuick-release smart battery
ReplaceableNot officially specified
RuntimeAbout 3 hours
INTELLIGENCE

AI, autonomy & human supervision

AI SYSTEM

Supports high-performance embodied-AI compute

AUTONOMY

Depends on software/model and configuration

REMOTE HELP

Not officially specified

INTERACTION

Languages & communication

Confirmed languagesNot officially specified
Voice interactionArray microphone + high-power speaker
ConnectivityWi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2
DATABASE

Unitree H2 specifications

Height182 cm
WeightAbout 70 kg
Payload / liftPeak arm ~15 kg; rated ~7 kg
Carry capacityNot officially specified
SpeedNot officially specified
RuntimeAbout 3 hours
Battery0.972 kWh / 15 Ah
ChargingQuick-release smart battery
VisionWide-field binocular camera
SensorsNot officially specified
Hands / dexterityDexterous hands available on EDU configurations
Stairs / terrainNot officially specified
ConnectivityWi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2
NoiseNot officially specified
MarketsNot officially specified
Warranty / serviceNot officially specified
SAFETY & PRIVACY

Living with Unitree H2

Safety

Manufacturer-specific safety information should be reviewed before purchase.

Privacy

Review camera, microphone, cloud processing and remote-access policies before bringing a connected robot into the home.

ROBOTSELECTR ANALYSIS

Advantages & limitations

What stands out

✓ Published $29,900 base price

✓ Three-hour runtime

✓ 31 DoF

✓ Strong arm and leg torque

✓ Modern vision/voice hardware

What to consider

— 70 kg platform requires careful safety planning

— Dexterous hands not standard on base configuration

— Some showcased functions remain in development

Best for: Full-size humanoid development with transparent base pricing
DEEP DIVE

About Unitree H2

Unitree H2 overview

H2 is Unitree’s newer 1.82 m humanoid platform. It combines a more human-like body design with 31 joints, substantial arm/leg torque and options for high-end embodied-AI compute.

What it is designed to do

Unitree positions H2 across multiple work scenarios, research and intelligent-model development. EDU configurations add dexterous-hand options and secondary-development capabilities.

Hardware and movement

H2 weighs about 70 kg, has 31 DoF, 120 N·m maximum arm-joint torque and 360 N·m leg-joint torque. Unitree publishes a peak arm payload of about 15 kg, rated around 7 kg, and approximately three hours of battery life from a 0.972 kWh battery.

AI, autonomy and control

The platform supports high-performance compute options, including a stated 2070 TOPS configuration, along with binocular vision, voice interaction, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2.

Buying status

Unitree publishes a US$29,900 price for H2 before tax and shipping; H2 EDU is contact-sales.

Who should consider it?

Interesting for organizations wanting a full-size modern humanoid with a published purchase price and a clear secondary-development path.

RobotSelectr verification note: Primary source: Unitree H2 product/specification page. Some functions remain under development according to Unitree.

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SOURCES

Verification & sources

Last verified: 2026-09-29

https://www.unitree.com/H2/

Specifications and availability change. RobotSelectr prioritizes primary manufacturer sources and identifies unknown information instead of estimating it.