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This Unitree introduction groups humanoid and quadruped platforms in the same company note. The later Shanghai store video, post 24, provides a separate record of what was visible at a demonstration venue.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange's August 18, 2026 notice states that Unitree shares would begin trading on August 19. That confirms the dated listing statement, not the card's other product claims or any robot's operating performance.
Unitree lists H1 at about 1.80 m and 47 kg, and G1 at 1.32 m and about 35 kg with battery. These are manufacturer specifications, not our measurements. H1-2 and G1 EDU have different configurations; dimensions alone do not identify a pictured or filmed unit.
G1's product page distinguishes standard and EDU configurations and notes that some demonstrated functions remain under development. The card's DeepSeek partnership and 40-plus-country statements need their own dated evidence; the listing notice and product specifications do not establish their scope or operating results.
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PHYSICAL AI COMPANY NOTE — UNITREE 🇨🇳 Unitree is one of the clearest examples of China pushing robotics from impressive motion toward affordable, scalable deployment. Its edge is not just agility. It is the combination of hardware, control systems, cost discipline, and rapid iteration across humanoid and quadruped robots. The key question now is whether that capability can move from demos into repeatable industrial and commercial use. B2AGI view: In Physical AI, mobility gets attention. Deployment creates value. #Unitree #PhysicalAI #HumanoidRobots #ChinaRobotics #B2AGI
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2026-09-18 · Original media retained; three-language web text added with explicit evidence limits. The earlier local review was followed by the first public web edition on this date.
2026-09-18: linked manufacturer specifications, separated model variants, and retained unverified business claims as open checks.
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