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Unitree H2 / H2 EDU vs H2 Plus: degrees of freedom, Jetson module and rated payload

Asked as: “How do the Unitree H2 / H2 EDU and the Unitree H2 Plus differ in degrees of freedom, Jetson module and rated payload?”

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Here's how the Unitree H2 / H2 EDU and the Unitree H2 Plus compare on those three points:

Unitree H2 / H2 EDUUnitree H2 Plus (Isaac GR00T Reference Humanoid)
Degrees of freedom31 (full-size humanoid)75
Jetson moduleOptional: Jetson Thor (T5000) or Jetson Orin NX (16GB)NVIDIA Jetson AGX Thor T5000 onboard (128 GB, 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS)
Rated payload15 kg7 kg rated (peak approx. 15 kg)

Unitree H2 / H2 EDU — a full-size 31-DOF humanoid (1,820 mm, about 70 kg) whose development computing units are optional: a Jetson Thor (T5000) or a Jetson Orin NX (16GB). Its listed payload is 15 kg. unitree.com +1unitree.com ↗“Full-size 31-DOF humanoid robot”unitree.com ↗“robot.payload_kg=15 kg”

Unitree H2 Plus — the NVIDIA Isaac GR00T reference humanoid built on the Unitree H2 with Sharpa Wave hands, giving it 75 DOF versus the base H2's 31. Its onboard compute is a Jetson AGX Thor T5000 with 128 GB memory and 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS. Its arm payload is rated at approximately 7 kg, with an approximate 15 kg peak. unitree.com +3unitree.com ↗“Isaac GR00T reference humanoid built on the Unitree H2 with Sharpa Wave hands”unitree.com ↗“robot.degrees_of_freedom=75”unitree.com ↗“onboard compute is NVIDIA Jetson AGX Thor T5000 (2,070 FP4 TFLOPS, 128GB)”unitree.com ↗“approx. 7kg”

In short: the H2 Plus adds dexterous hands (raising DOF from 31 to 75), ships with a fixed AGX Thor T5000 as onboard compute rather than optional modules, and trades rated payload (7 kg vs 15 kg) while retaining the same 15 kg peak figure.

Sources

  1. Unitree H2 / H2 EDU unitree.com
  2. Unitree H2 Plus (NVIDIA Isaac GR00T Reference Humanoid) unitree.com