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Unitree R1-A7 Fixed Humanoid Robot

Sale price$15,000.00 AUD
Legless dual-arm manipulation robot with 7-DOF arms, ±0.1mm end-clamp accuracy, and 2-4kg payload. Optional grippers or dexterous hands. Fixed-mount platform for factories, labs, and research.
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Product Description

The Unitree R1-A7 is a legless dual-arm humanoid from Unitree's R1-D family — the R1 platform reimagined as a pure manipulation worker. With a head, torso, and two 7-degree-of-freedom arms, it delivers genuinely humanlike reach and dexterity rather than simple pick-and-place motion, thanks to the extra elbow and wrist articulation that enables redundant kinematics for reaching around obstacles and natural teleoperation mapping.

Quick-fitted with two-finger grippers or three- and five-finger dexterous hands, the R1-A7 achieves end-clamp accuracy of ±0.1 mm and arm loads of 2–4 kg, all in a compact ~13 kg package that mounts to a bench, station, or fixed platform. For mobile applications, the R1-A7-D variant adds a LiDAR-equipped wheeled base, extending the same manipulation capability to autonomous navigation and mobile data collection tasks.

Built for factories, labs, classrooms, and the data-collection economy, the R1-A7 converts the R1 platform from entertainer to genuine industrial and research worker — with family pricing that starts below comparable dual-arm platforms.

Key Specifications

  • Dimensions: 835 × 357 × 190 mm | Weight: ~13 kg (external power)
  • DOF per Arm: 7 | Waist DOF: 1 | Head DOF: 2 | Total DOF (with gripper): 19
  • End-clamp accuracy: ±0.1 mm | Max arm payload: 2–4 kg
  • Joint Motor: Low-inertia high-speed inner rotor PMSM
  • Joint Bearing: Crossed roller + deep groove ball
  • End Effector: Optional two-finger gripper / three-finger or five-finger dexterous hand
  • Mounting: Fixed bench/station mount (R1-A7) or LiDAR-equipped wheeled base (R1-A7-D)
  • Use cases: Manipulation research, data collection, factory tasks, classroom robotics