The humanoid that doesn’t stop at walking.
Most humanoids demo one thing: they walk. The H1 walks, runs, manipulates, sees in 360°, and integrates deep-learning perception into the same platform. Built to move embodied AI research past “can it stand up?” and into real workflows.
Walks. Runs. Transitions between gaits autonomously.
The first China-made full-size humanoid capable of autonomous running — a milestone that Boston Dynamics’ Atlas defined for the industry. Advanced control algorithms and dynamic balance handle real-world uneven surfaces, gait transitions and unexpected pushes without falling over.
3D LiDAR + depth cameras. Zero blind spots.
A body-mounted 3D LiDAR pairs with multiple depth cameras to give the H1 full 360° awareness — obstacle avoidance, scene understanding, dynamic path planning. The sensor stack feeds a deep-learning framework that runs object recognition, human tracking and navigation on-device.
Precision force-controlled arms. Real object handling.
Dexterous manipulators with precise force control let the H1 handle diverse objects — not just prop demos. Broad movement range, adaptive grip, and IMU-driven whole-body stabilisation keep the arms accurate while the body compensates for motion.
Built to run missions, not just demos.
Industrial-grade chassis, reliable actuators, secondary-development support and a deep-learning framework designed to keep working through demanding environments. Position the H1 for research labs pushing embodied AI, industrial automation pilots that need a real humanoid, and showcases where a robot has to perform for hours.
