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Upgraded G1 compact humanoid with two extra neck degrees of freedom, higher shoulder, waist and arm motor torque with lower heat, binocular plus wide-angle vision, head touch sensors, optional continuous external power, and a six-microphone far-field array. Aimed at research, education, and longer demo runtimes while keeping G1's price positioning.
Latest update Sep 15, 2026
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Launched September 14, 2026. Standard G1+ is 95,000 yuan tax-in in China and listed at US $15,000 excluding tax and shipping; G1+ EDU (up to 45 DoF, optional dexterous hands, higher arm load, 18-month warranty) pricing is still unannounced.
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Announced next steps from Unitree Robotics that mention G1+.
2026-2027
G1+ launched September 14, 2026 as a new hardware SKU, listed at 95,000 yuan tax-in in China and US $15,000 excluding tax and shipping. Previously authorized G1 units remain sellable from US inventory, but a new model generally needs a Department of War Conditional Approval before FCC equipment authorization. EDU pricing is still unannounced. Watch China and Europe shipments and whether Unitree files for US authorization.
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Unitree Robotics launched G1+, an upgraded G1 humanoid, on September 14 with six changes spanning neck motion, motors and thermal control, vision and touch, external power, and far-field voice. The standard model is listed at 95,000 yuan tax-in in China and $15,000 excluding tax and shipping on Unitree's English page; G1+ EDU pricing is still unannounced. Specs include 25 degrees of freedom on the base model, about 35 kg with battery, roughly two hours of runtime, and optional continuous external power for longer demos.
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