Unitree's New H2-X Humanoid Pictured Next to G1, Height Gap Revealed
micoolcho · x · 2026-10-22
A blogger shares side-by-side photos of Unitree's new H2-X humanoid robot next to the current G1 at a Unitree booth. The H2-X is a compact humanoid with 31 degrees of freedom, shown in a black-and-white integrated shell with five-finger dexterous hands and a glowing head panel; a demo video of it pushing a car outdoors plays in the background.
The photos make the size and design differences between the new model and the G1 (upgraded with 6-DOF arms) immediately clear.
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