Unitree G1 EDU
Our main G1 is the development edition. It is about 4 ft 4 in (1.32 m), about 77 lb (35 kg), and runs roughly two hours per battery.
Our fleet · Robot acquisition
Meet the robots. Rent first or buy the right one.
We own and operate a G1 EDU humanoid, R1 humanoid, and Go2 robot dog. We also help buyers select and source Unitree robots, configure the software, and train the team that will run them.
Owned rental fleetG1 EDU, R1, and Go2
Robot charactersBrickell Clanker, Lil Clanker, and Solly
Buy with supportFive Unitree models available to source
Current referenceOfficial prices checked Aug 12, 2026
Owned rental fleet
Two humanoids and one robot dog.
These are RoboticsLive machines, operated by our trained crew. Availability and the exact robot are confirmed for each booking.
Unitree R1
The R1 line is about 4 ft (1.23 m). Unitree lists about 60 lb (27 kg) for R1 Air and 64 lb (29 kg) for R1 and R1 EDU. Confirm the exact edition before planning transport or development.
Unitree Go2
A compact four-legged robot below knee height. Our lowest-cost rental format and a strong fit for younger audiences.
Robot influencers
Meet Brickell Clanker, Lil Clanker, and Solly.
Rex is the name behind @brickellclanker. Book the characters below or use the same machines without character branding.
Brickell Clanker — Rex
Rex is our Unitree G1 and the face of the premium Brickell Clanker package.
Meet Brickell ClankerLil Clanker
Lil Clanker is our smaller R1 humanoid—Rex’s little brother.
Follow Lil ClankerSolly
Solly is our Go2 robot dog, available alone or alongside the humanoids.
Follow SollyOfficial price reference
Manufacturer list prices, not a RoboticsLive quote.
Prices below were checked against Unitree’s official store on August 12, 2026. Unitree states that tax, shipping, customs, configurations, and development editions can change the total.
| Robot | Official price | Position | Official source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Go2 | From $1,600 | Compact quadruped robot | Unitree store ↗ |
| R1 | From $4,900 | Compact humanoid; edition determines development capability | Unitree R1 ↗ |
| G1 | $13,500 | Humanoid platform; Unitree directs custom-development buyers to EDU | Unitree G1 ↗ |
| H2 | $29,900 | Full-size humanoid; EDU priced through sales | Unitree H2 ↗ |
| B2 | Quoted per build | Industrial quadruped platform | Unitree B2 ↗ |
Manufacturer prices only
Inventory, configuration, warranty, shipping, customs, taxes, development rights, and return terms can change the final cost.
Which robot fits?
Compare the job, room, transport, and software access.
We also plan who will operate the robot, where it will be stored, and who supports it after delivery.
G1 or R1
Compare room size, visual presence, transport, edition, runtime, development access, and operator requirements.
Go2
A lower-cost quadruped format for education, demonstration, content, and selected interactive work.
H2 or B2
Higher-cost platforms that require a specific technical and operating case before purchase.
Rent or buy?
Buy when the robot will work most weeks.
Rent for one-off events, first experiments, and seasonal campaigns. Buy when a team has an ongoing job, a place to store the machine, and someone responsible for it.
| Decision | G1 | R1 |
|---|---|---|
| Best fit | Large rooms, arrivals, trade shows, and maximum visual presence | Classrooms, studios, tighter rooms, and a lower first-humanoid cost |
| Size | About 4 ft 4 in; 77 lb | About 4 ft; roughly 60 to 64 lb, depending on edition |
| Why choose it | Guests notice it from across the room | Easier to transport and less expensive to buy or rent |
Compare the full cost
Compare the managed rental total for the dates you expect to use the robot with the first-year ownership total below. A lower hardware price does not remove staffing, transport, storage, software, or support.
First-year ownership cost
Build the budget around the working program, not the robot alone.
The final total depends on the edition, destination, software, operating model, and support scope. Confirm each line before issuing a purchase order.
| Cost area | What to confirm | Where the number comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Robot and accessories | Model, edition, batteries, chargers, controllers, sensors, cases, and development access | Final manufacturer or authorized-seller quote |
| Delivery and import | Freight, insurance in transit, customs, duties, taxes, brokerage, and delivery timing | Seller, carrier, broker, and local tax requirements |
| Commissioning | Inspection, assembly, firmware, acceptance tests, software setup, and staff training | Written RoboticsLive or integrator scope |
| Software and integrations | Licenses, custom knowledge, APIs, cloud services, updates, and handoff | Software statement of work and third-party terms |
| Operation | Operator or staff time, travel, transport, storage, charging, venue requirements, and insurance | Your operating plan and applicable service quotes |
| Continuity | Spare batteries, replacement parts, maintenance, warranty coordination, support, and backup plan | Manufacturer terms and agreed support plan |
Simple comparison
First-year ownership total = acquisition and delivery + commissioning and software + twelve months of operation, maintenance, and support. Compare that total with managed rental proposals for the same schedule and outcome.
How RoboticsLive pricing works
Each quote separates hardware, implementation, and ongoing work.
There is no responsible flat price before the model, job, location, timeline, and operating plan are known.
Price the complete booking
The proposal identifies the robot, operator, schedule, transport, setup, approved software or content, travel, and project-specific requirements.
Separate product from services
The final seller quote covers the selected robot and accessories. RoboticsLive separately defines sourcing help, commissioning, software, training, and support.
Quote the operating cadence
For weekly or multi-date work, the scope identifies frequency, staffing, storage, transport, software updates, reporting, and renewal terms.
Acquisition path
The handoff should be a working robot, not a shipping crate.
RoboticsLive can help source the five models shown above and define each responsibility in the purchase quote.
Requirements
Define the job, environment, users, transport, development, and budget.
Order
Confirm model, edition, accessories, batteries, official terms, shipping, customs, and taxes.
Setup
Track delivery, assemble, charge, update firmware, inspect the machine, and install the agreed software.
Handoff
Train the operating team and define safety, storage, maintenance, support, and updates.
Before you pay
Know what is being ordered and when it should arrive.
Robots are sourced to order; we do not present factory models as local in-stock inventory. The written quote identifies the model, edition, accessories, estimated delivery window, deposit, and cancellation terms.
After delivery
- Nationwide on-site setup, commissioning, and staff training available
- First-week checks and operating handoff defined in the quote
- Help coordinating manufacturer warranty claims under the applicable warranty
- Out-of-warranty repairs quoted before work begins
- RoboticsLiveOS wording, knowledge, and software updates available
Start here
Request a robot configuration
Tell us the job, environment, users, location, required development access, timeline, and total budget.
Prefer email?contact@roboticslive.com
Response timeComplete inquiries normally receive a reply the same day.
Questions
Robot purchase questions
Are these RoboticsLive selling prices?
No. The published figures are official Unitree list prices checked on August 12, 2026. Our separate quote covers sourcing, setup, software, training, travel, tax, shipping, customs, and support.
How do I build an all-in ownership budget?
Start with the exact robot edition and accessories, then add shipping, customs, taxes, commissioning, software, training, operator time, transport, storage, insurance, maintenance, spares, and support. RoboticsLive can put the confirmed line items into one purchase and operating plan.
Which edition supports development?
Unitree states that development support depends on the model and edition. For example, the official G1 store page directs customization buyers to G1 EDU. Confirm the exact edition before ordering.
Which robots do you own?
The RoboticsLive rental fleet includes a Unitree G1 EDU humanoid, R1 humanoid, and Go2 robot dog. We only offer managed rentals using robots we own and operate.
Should I rent before buying?
Usually, if the goal is a public event, short campaign, or first experiment. You can work with our G1, R1, or Go2 before committing to the same type of machine.
Do these robots work autonomously in public?
No. Our public bookings use trained operators, a clear operating area, and venue rules agreed before the date.
What does RoboticsLive add?
We help choose and order the model, track delivery, assemble it, update firmware, install software, commission it on site, train your team, coordinate manufacturer warranty claims, and quote later repair or software work.