The line-up
Humanoids, a robot dog and a stunt quadruped, each suited to a different kind of moment. Specifications are the makers’ own, linked below each robot.
Unitree G1
Humanoid by Unitree Robotics
The dancer. Small enough for a ballroom floor, quick enough for kung fu and flips.
Best at
- Dance routines and walk-ons
- Kung fu and martial-arts shows
- Greeting guests at the door
- Photo moments
Specifications
- Height
- 1.32 m standing
- Weight
- About 35 kg
- Joints
- 23 to 43 degrees of freedom
- Battery
- About 2 h, quick-release
- Senses
- Depth camera, 3D LiDAR, 4 mics, speaker
Source: unitree.com/g1. Figures vary by configuration.
Ask about G1Unitree H2
Full-size humanoid by Unitree Robotics
The headliner. A 1.8 m humanoid with a bionic face, built for the stage and the runway.
Best at
- Stage performances and reveals
- Fashion-show walks
- Keynote entrances
- Boxing and combat demos
Specifications
- Height
- 1.82 m standing
- Weight
- About 70 kg
- Joints
- 31 degrees of freedom
- Battery
- About 3 h, quick-release
- Face
- Bionic head with facial features
Source: unitree.com/H2. Figures vary by configuration.
Ask about H2Unitree R1
Compact humanoid by Unitree Robotics
The crowd-pleaser. Light, playful and easy to move between rooms, with voice and vision.
Best at
- Kids’ parties and family days
- Roaming entertainment
- Mall activations
- Social content
Specifications
- Height
- 1.23 m standing
- Weight
- About 29 kg
- Joints
- 26 degrees of freedom (R1)
- Battery
- About 1 h, quick-release
- AI
- Large multimodal model for voice and images
Source: unitree.com/R1. Figures vary by configuration.
Ask about R1Unitree Go2
Robot dog by Unitree Robotics
The mascot. A robot dog that follows, poses, shakes hands and carries the rings.
Best at
- Ring bearer and wedding entrances
- Brand mascot at activations
- Following a host on stage
- Kids’ events
Specifications
- Size
- 70 × 31 × 40 cm standing
- Weight
- About 15 kg
- Speed
- Up to 3.5 m/s (Pro)
- Battery
- About 1 to 2 h
- Senses
- 4D LiDAR L2, wide-angle camera
Source: unitree.com/go2. Figures vary by configuration.
Ask about Go2Unitree B2-W
Wheeled quadruped by Unitree Robotics
The stunt act. An industrial quadruped on wheels that climbs, spins and carries a rider.
Best at
- Outdoor and desert showpieces
- Car and tech launches
- Arena half-time moments
- Stunt content
Specifications
- Size
- About 1.10 × 0.45 × 0.65 m
- Weight
- About 60 kg
- Speed
- Up to 6 m/s (B2)
- Payload
- Over 40 kg walking (B2)
- Forms
- Legged or wheeled
Source: unitree.com/b2. Figures vary by configuration.
Ask about B2-WAmeca
Expressive humanoid by Engineered Arts
The conversationalist. The most expressive face in robotics, talking with your guests in many languages.
Best at
- Conference host or panel guest
- Exhibition stand conversations
- Interviews and Q&A
- Multilingual welcomes
Specifications
- Height
- 1.87 m
- Weight
- 62 kg
- Movement
- 61 degrees of freedom, 27 in the head
- Power
- Mains, indoor use (10–30 °C)
- Voice
- Speech and translation via Tritium AI
Source: engineeredarts.com. Figures vary by configuration.
Ask about AmecaUBTECH Walker C1
Service humanoid by UBTECH Robotics
The host. A full-size service humanoid that welcomes, guides, hands out gifts and waltzes.
Best at
- Reception and VIP welcomes
- Guiding visitors at exhibitions
- Gift and flower handouts
- Ballroom dance moments
Specifications
- Height
- 1.64 m
- Weight
- About 55 kg
- Joints
- 53 degrees of freedom incl. hands
- Battery
- 2.5 to 3 h
- Display
- 2.8-inch round face screen, 4 mics
Source: UBTECH Walker C1 FAQ. Figures vary by configuration.
Ask about Walker C1