Unitree cuts price of humanoid robot R1 to $4,390, ships immediately
Unitree said around 90% of core components are domestically developed in-house, including motors, reducers and controllers, helping reduce overall costs.
Unitree said around 90% of core components are domestically developed in-house, including motors, reducers and controllers, helping reduce overall costs.
The two-day event transformed the central plaza of Hangzhou Children’s Park into an immersive open-air technology showcase.
Market analysts say it typically takes another two to three weeks from registration approval to listing, placing Unitree’s potential debut in early July.
Unitree staff said the new H2 Plus, built on Nvidia’s platform, offers substantially higher computing performance than previous generations.
The platform is designed for universities and research institutions and will be available through Unitree by the end of 2026.
This update signals that the Hangzhou-based robotics upstart is moving closer to becoming China’s first publicly traded humanoid robot maker.
Across the street sits Apple’s Jing’an store, underscoring Unitree’s ambitions to raise its profile among mainstream consumers.
Wang opened up for the first time on the thinking behind GD01, which the company describes as the world’s first mass-produced, rideable mech robot.
Without remote control, the robot was shown sorting, storing and arranging objects while operating under external disturbances.
The announcement, published by the Shanghai Stock Exchange on May 25, marks the latest step in Unitree’s push toward an A-share listing.