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Unitree H2 Plus

NVIDIA named this bipedal research platform the hardware body of its first Isaac GR00T reference humanoid, pairing onboard Jetson Thor compute with dexterous hands. No source documents it completing a task on its own.

Unitree H2 Plus
Price$100,000 list priceRetail price not tracked
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71.65 in6′Dimensional drawing
Key specificationsManufacturer-published
WeightThe robot alone, without its dock, as the maker states it.
154.35 lbs
Wi-FiThe bands the robot can join; many models need a 2.4 GHz network to set up.
Supported
Where it lands · ranked across 65 humanoid robotsThis robotMedianTypical range
PriceThe maker's list price, not a price found in a shop.$100,000
$1,385$250,000
Above median
WeightThe robot alone, without its dock, as the maker states it.154.35lbs

26.46 lbs215.8+ lbs
Near median

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Common questions

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OperationCan the Unitree H2 Plus complete tasks on its own?
No manufacturer or third-party report documents H2 Plus completing a task end to end without a developer-built control stack. The onboard Jetson Thor compute exists to run models a research team develops, not a shipped behavior.
OperationWhy did NVIDIA choose the H2 Plus for its Isaac GR00T reference platform?
NVIDIA named H2 Plus the hardware body of its first Isaac GR00T reference humanoid, pairing onboard Jetson Thor compute with dexterous hands. The pairing is a hardware endorsement, not a documented capability claim.
OperationDoes the $100,000 price include operating software?
Unitree’s documentation covers hardware, actuation and onboard compute. Task capability depends on models a buyer or research partner develops separately.
OperationIs the H2 Plus available to individual consumers?
No. It is positioned and sold as a research and developer platform, not a consumer product.
OperationWhat do the dual SharpaWave hands actually do?
They add tactile five-finger manipulation to the 31 joint-motor body, contributing to a claimed 75 total degrees of freedom. No independent report yet documents a completed manipulation task with them.
OperationWhen will the H2 Plus actually ship?
Unitree lists a global shipping plan for late 2026. No third-party source confirms deliveries have begun.

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