Unitree Robotics' H1 V3.0 Evolution sets a world record for the fastest full-sized humanoid robot, achieving a speed of 7.38 mph (3.3m/s). This surpasses Boston Dynamics' Atlas and showcases Unitree's commitment to innovation in legged robotics.
The H1 V3.0 boasts dynamic movements, including fluid arm, leg, and torso motions, along with impressive choreographed routines. It stands at 71 inches tall, weighs around 100 pounds, and features a Unitree gear train, high-torque joint motor, depth camera, and 3D LiDAR sensor for vision.
With the ability to leap to human height, navigate confined spaces, and exhibit whole-body coordination, the H1 demonstrates remarkable engineering prowess. Unitree aims to democratize legged robotics, with its Go2 quadruped starting at $1,600.
Pre-orders for the H1 are ongoing, with deliveries set to begin by mid-2024 at a price range between $90,000 and $150,000. Positioned as a competitor to industry giants, Unitree's H1 offers an affordable yet advanced humanoid option
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3moAwesome! Where can I find out more about the sensor suite you guys are using to make these reconstructions?