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Unitree

Unitree H2-X

A security- and rescue-themed variant of Unitree's H2 platform, demonstrated breaching a car door and lifting a vehicle in a promotional video. Whether the demonstrated actions ran autonomously or under remote control has not been disclosed.

Unitree H2-X
PriceNo 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
Where it lands · ranked across 68 humanoid robotsThis robotMedianTypical range
WeightThe robot alone, without its dock, as the maker states it.154.35lbs
26.46 lbs215.38+ lbs
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Common questions

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OperationIs the Unitree H2-X available to buy?
No. Unitree has announced no price, ship date, or retail channel; the only public material is a promotional demonstration video.
OperationDid the H2-X disarm an attacker and lift a car on its own?
Unitree has not said. The company has not disclosed whether the demonstrated disarming, lifting, and rescue sequences ran autonomously, under remote operation, or as a pre-choreographed routine.
OperationIs the H2-X a new robot or the existing Unitree H2?
It is presented as a distinct variant built on the H2’s chassis and specifications (182cm, 70kg, 31 degrees of freedom), with Unitree not clarifying which components, if any, differ from the base H2.
OperationHow long can the H2-X operate before recharging?
Unitree claims roughly eight hours of standing endurance, about three times the standard H2’s figure, but has not published a working-task runtime or a battery capacity figure.
OperationWhat sensors let the H2-X detect threats or people?
Unitree has not named the sensors or perception system behind the demonstrated behaviors.

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