Unitree Robotics has just opened its first directly operated offline retail store in China on the first floor of Yintai In88 in Wangfujing, injecting fresh vitality into this century-old commercial street with immersive technology experiences.

The store showcases Unitree's consumer-oriented robots and robotic dogs. Here, you can see for yourself the agile and lifelike movements of Unitree Go2, a quadruped robot, and interact with Unitree G1, a humanoid robot. The Unitree R1 humanoid robot will soon join the lineup for in-store demonstrations. Customers can watch performances up close in the interactive zone and place orders either in-store or online—all in one go.

A highlight of the store is the Go2 robotic dog decked out in a customized panda-themed design. Launched for retail in 2023, this quadruped robot is capable of performing practical tasks like picking up food deliveries, handling parcels, and following users as a mobile backpack carrier. It can also serve as a playmate for children during outdoor activities. In contrast, humanoid robots like G1 and R1 currently focus more on voice interaction and performance-based demonstrations.

The Go1 and Go2 quadruped robots are priced between 10,000 and 20,000 yuan, while humanoid robots like G1 and R1 range from 30,000 yuan to over 100,000 yuan. Designed as accessible consumer-oriented products, they allow the general public to experience and familiarize themselves with cutting-edge robotic technology.

(Source: Beijing Dongcheng)