UnitreeUnitree G1
9.1From $13,500 (EDU up to $73,900)
The G1 is the humanoid that changed the market: a complete bipedal robot with optional hands and an open SDK, for less than a small car.
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Booster RoboticsBooster K1
Booster Robotics has made its name in competitive robotics: its compact humanoids dominate robot-soccer tournaments and survive falls that would wreck others. The K1 brings that toughness from $5,999.
It's the direct alternative to the Unitree R1: a bit pricier at the base, but famous for taking hits better than anyone. For classrooms, competition and development, a very serious buy.
Score breakdown
The good
- Toughness proven in competition
- Reasonable entry price
- Built for real hits and falls
The bad
- Less-known brand than Unitree
- Smaller ecosystem and community
- High configurations reach $12,000
Specs
| Size | Compact (education/competition range) |
|---|---|
| Availability | On sale |
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