Unitree Robotics
Unitree five-finger dexterous hand at 1100 g with 20 DoF (16 active: 4 thumb + 3 per finger), ±22° four-finger abduction, 10 mm minimum grasp diameter, ±1 mm fingertip repeatability and 10 N per-fingertip force; hollow-cup motors with low-backlash reducers, all joints back-drivable and fingers individually replaceable; 24-60 V supply (58V@0.2A static, 58V@4A peak), USB 2.0, -20~60°C; palm-down load 3.5 kg / palm-sideways 4.5 kg on a 5 cm rigid object; Dex5-1P adds 94 tactile sensors (palm 2×5, finger-belly 5×2×3, fingertip 5×2×3, finger-base 4×2×3 arrays).
COMPONENT
Unitree showcases the H1 wheeled-half robot with visible arm and wheeled base structure.
PHOTO
Unitree Technology's booth displays multiple wheeled-half robots, attracting visitors to watch and interact.
At Unitree's booth, the G1 humanoid robot stands on display while a screen shows AI meteorological applications.
Unitree's wheeled-half robot is suspended by cables at the exhibition, showcasing its arms and joints.
Unitree H1 robot demonstrates mouse operation at the booth, with 'Robot Factory' displayed on background screens.
The Unitree Go2 quadruped robot dog stands at the exhibition booth with a red pig plush toy hanging from its mouth.
Humanoid
