Unitree B1 Industrial Quadruped Robot
Unitree B1 is an industrial quadruped robot for inspection, research, and challenging-terrain operations - not a humanoid or domestic robot.
The Unitree B1 is a four-legged industrial quadruped robot designed for stable mobility, remote operation, and payload-carrying applications such as inspection, security patrol, research, and industrial environments with uneven terrain or stairs.
Specs that matter
| Runtime | Approximately 2 to 4 hours, configuration and usage dependent |
|---|---|
| Speed | Up to approximately 3.3 m/s |
| Payload | Up to approximately 20 kg, configuration dependent |
| Sensors | Cameras, IMU, joint encoders, and optional payload sensors |
| Navigation | Remote operation and programmable autonomous navigation |
| Indoor / outdoor | Indoor / outdoor |
| Price range | Request quote |
Best for
- Warehouse
- Education
What it does well
- More capable and robust than consumer-oriented quadruped platforms
- Can carry meaningful inspection or research equipment
Honest limits
- Not a humanoid or domestic service robot
- Requires specialist operators, integration work, and safety procedures
Before you buy
| Warranty | Varies by region, configuration, and sales agreement |
|---|---|
| Support | Available through Unitree and authorized industrial partners |
| Spare parts | Available through official or distributor channels |
| Delivery region | International, subject to distributor coverage and export rules |
| Setup | Requires technical commissioning, charging, software configuration, and operator training |
| Integration | Supports robotics development and integration of selected sensors or payloads |
| Certifications | Region- and application-specific certifications must be confirmed with the supplier |
Availability
Available internationally through Unitree and authorized distributors
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