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- Height
- 1680.0 mm
- Degrees of Freedom
- 33.0
- Walking Speed
- 2.0 m/s
- Weight
- 35.0 kg
Overview
The Unitree G1D is a configurable member of the G1 humanoid line distinguished by a height-adjustable upper body: an actuated column gives 500 mm of travel (1 mm precision, 60 mm/s) so the robot spans 1.26–1.68 m. It offers 19–33 degrees of freedom depending on build, 7-DOF arms with 3 kg payload and 0.45 m reach, and runs an NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16 GB (8-core CPU, 100 TOPS). Perception uses an HD binocular camera (3840×1200, 115°×80° FOV), two wrist cameras and a 4-mic array. Ten modular variants range from stationary bases to mobile platforms (wheel drive up to 1.5 m/s) with two-, three- or five-finger hands.
Highlights
- Height-adjustable 1.26–1.68 m
- 19–33 degrees of freedom
- 7-DOF arms, 3 kg payload
- Jetson Orin NX (100 TOPS)
- HD binocular + wrist cameras
Specifications
General
- Height
- 1680.0 mm
- Degrees of Freedom
- 33.0
- Walking Speed
- 2.0 m/s
- Battery Life
- 2.0 h
- Onboard Compute
- NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX (100 TOPS)
- Sensors
- HD binocular camera + wrist cameras
- Autonomy Level
- teleoperated
- Weight
- 35.0 kg
- Hand Degrees of Freedom (both hands total)
- 0.0
- Fingers per Hand
- 0.0
- Arm Degrees of Freedom (per arm)
- 7.0
- Waist Degrees of Freedom
- 3.0
- End-effector options
- None (HD binocular + wrist cameras)
- Max Torque
- 90.0 Nm
- Payload Capacity
- 3.0 kg