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Unitree R1 EDU is an education-oriented humanoid R1 configuration intended for teaching and robotics research.
- Manufacturer
- Unitree Robotics
- Source
- Source page
- Catalog source check
- Jun 14, 2026
Overview
Unitree R1 EDU is an education-focused version of Unitree’s R1 humanoid platform. It is aimed at robotics courses and lab research, and is offered in configurations around 26 DOF with an advertised maximum of 40 DOF. Public listing details also cite an NVIDIA Jetson Orin compute option and optional dexterous hand hardware, depending on configuration.
Quick Facts
What are the Unitree R1 EDU specifications?
Performance benchmark
Computed 0-10 capability scores appear only when the required source-backed inputs are verified.
Scoring methodology
Insufficient comparable evidenceComputed capability scores use a normalized 0-10 scale from official, verified catalog inputs. Missing required inputs are shown as Not enough verified data instead of a numeric score.
Not enough verified data
0 to 3.5 m/s maps to 0-10
Not enough verified data
10 to 50 degrees of freedom maps to 2-10
Not enough verified data
0 to 50 kg payload maps to 0-10
Not enough verified data
Source-backed autonomy, SDK, simulation, or compute evidence maps to 5.5-7.5
Not enough verified data
5 to 50 degrees of freedom maps to 1-10, with a sensor/end-effector evidence boost
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