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Mobile-Base Dual-Arm Humanoid Robot with BrainCo Revo 2 Basic Five-Finger Anthropomorphic Hands, Wrist RGB Cameras & Onboard Orin Nano 40 TOPS. 20 DOF, 7-DOF Arms, MID360 LiDAR. The anthropomorphic entry to advanced mobile manipulation research.
R1-A7-D Smart D — mobile-base humanoid with 7-DOF arms, BrainCo Revo 2 Basic five-finger hands, wrist RGB cameras, MID360 LiDAR & stereo vision
The R1-A7-D Smart D introduces anthropomorphic five-finger dexterity to mobile humanoid research. It pairs the R1-A7-D autonomous mobile base — complete with 7-DOF arms, MID360 LiDAR, stereo vision, and a removable chassis battery — with BrainCo Revo 2 Basic five-finger anthropomorphic hands and wrist-mounted RGB cameras. The built-in Orin Nano 40 TOPS processes stereo vision, wrist camera streams, and 5-finger joint control in real time for human-like manipulation research.
The BrainCo Revo 2 Basic is a five-finger anthropomorphic dexterous hand designed to replicate the kinematic structure and grasp repertoire of the human hand. Each of the five fingers is independently actuated with human-like joint architecture, enabling the full taxonomy of human grasps — from cylindrical power grips to lateral pinches and tripod precision holds. The anthropomorphic design makes the Revo 2 Basic ideal for research in human-robot interaction, imitation learning from human hand videos, and dexterous in-hand manipulation. Pre-installed on both 7-DOF arms, it turns the R1-A7-D into a mobile platform for studying human-like manipulation in real-world environments.
BrainCo Revo 2 Basic — five-finger anthropomorphic dexterity for human-like mobile manipulation
Smart D brings human-like grasping capability to mobile robotics research. With five independently controlled fingers, the BrainCo Revo 2 Basic can execute power grips for heavy objects, precision grips for delicate items, tripod grasps for spherical objects, and lateral pinches for flat surfaces — the complete repertoire of human hand grasps. The hand supports in-hand manipulation: reorienting objects without releasing them, sliding fingers along surfaces, and adjusting grip configurations mid-task. This level of dexterity opens research avenues in human-robot handover, tool use, and complex bimanual tasks that require fine finger coordination.
Five-finger anthropomorphic grasping — power grips, precision holds, and in-hand manipulation
Smart D processes visual data from two complementary viewpoints: the head-mounted binocular camera provides global scene understanding and object localisation, while the wrist-mounted RGB cameras offer local, hand-centric views for grasp pose estimation and finger tracking. This vision-wrist fusion is particularly powerful for anthropomorphic hands: the wrist camera can track individual fingertip positions, monitor grasp quality, and detect object slip from visual cues — all while the head camera maintains awareness of the broader workspace. Fused on the Orin Nano 40 TOPS, this dual-view architecture supports research in visual imitation learning from human hand videos, grasp pose estimation for five-finger grasps, and closed-loop anthropomorphic manipulation.
The R1-A7-D features seven degrees of freedom per arm — matching the kinematic complexity of the human upper limb. With a 555 mm reach (forearm + upper arm) and 120 Nm peak shoulder torque, these arms can reach around obstacles, maintain orientation while translating the end effector, and execute complex trajectories impossible for simpler 5- or 6-DOF manipulators. Crossed-roller and double-row ball bearings on every joint ensure smooth, precise motion with minimal backlash. Dual encoders per joint provide closed-loop accuracy for research-grade repeatability.
The R1-A7-D chassis adds 3 degrees of freedom to the upper body: a telescopic pillar for height adjustment and a 2-DOF wheeled base for omnidirectional navigation. Combined with the MID360 LiDAR and stereo camera head, the robot builds real-time maps, plans paths, and avoids obstacles autonomously — then stops precisely to manipulate. The removable lithium-ion battery in the chassis delivers approximately 1.5 hours of untethered operation. Please note: the upper body of this model does not accept a battery.
Smart A processes data from two complementary sensors: a MID360 360° LiDAR for metrically accurate mapping and long-range obstacle detection, and a binocular camera head (146°×124° FOV, 60 mm baseline) for colour vision, object recognition, and depth estimation. Fused on the Orin Nano 40 TOPS, this dual-modality perception stack supports research in visual-LiDAR SLAM, semantic navigation, and active perception for mobile manipulation.
The built-in NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano delivers 40 TOPS of AI compute, running SLAM, path planning, object detection, and arm trajectory generation locally. No external GPU server, no cloud dependency — just power on and deploy. The module is pre-installed and thermally integrated with the chassis cooling system. Optional 40 or 100 TOPS compute expansion modules are available for future upgrades.
A binocular camera head delivers a 146° × 124° field of view with a 60 mm stereo baseline for scene-level understanding. RGB streams at 1280×720@30 Hz and depth at 544×448@10 Hz. Wrist-mounted RGB cameras on both arms add close-up visual feedback for grasp pose estimation and finger tracking. Combined with the MID360 LiDAR, the R1-A7-D Smart D offers a complete perception stack for research in visual-LiDAR fusion, semantic navigation, and anthropomorphic mobile manipulation.
Four-array beamforming microphones and dual 3 W speakers enable clear voice capture and synthesis in noisy labs, warehouses, or classrooms. The open audio framework supports custom wake words, multilingual TTS, and integration with LLMs for conversational command-and-control — even while the base is in motion.
At 683 × 520 × 440 mm collapsed (1323 mm elevated), the R1-A7-D Smart A navigates standard doorways, elevators, and lab aisles. The telescopic pillar lowers the upper body for transport and raises it for manipulation. At approximately 32 kg with battery, it is a self-contained mobile research platform — no external compute rack, no tether cables during operation.
Collapsed (683 mm) and elevated (1323 mm) configurations for navigation and manipulation
Unitree provides a mature, Linux-based robot development framework with open APIs for the underlying system, robotic arms, mobile base, audio, lighting, and visual control. ROS 2 native support, dual encoders on every arm joint, hollow internal wiring, and low-inertia, high-speed inner-rotor permanent magnet synchronous motors make the R1-A7-D Smart A a clean slate for reinforcement learning, mobile manipulation research, embodied AI, and autonomous navigation studies. The built-in Orin Nano 40 TOPS handles perception and planning locally without external hardware.
Smart A is the entry-level mobile configuration. Expand capability as your research evolves:
| Model | Unitree R1-A7-D Smart D (Mobile Base) |
| Dimensions (Collapsed) | 683 × 520 × 440 mm (H × W × D) |
| Dimensions (Elevated) | 1323 × 520 × 440 mm (H × W × D) |
| Weight (with Battery) | ~32 kg |
| Total DOF | 20 (Arm 7×2, Waist 1, Head 2, Pillar 1, Base 2) |
| Arm Reach | 555 mm (forearm + upper arm) |
| Peak Shoulder Torque | 120 Nm |
| Max Arm Payload | ~2 kg (posture-dependent) |
| End-Effector Precision | ±0.1 mm |
| End Effectors | BrainCo Revo 2 Basic five-finger anthropomorphic hands (both arms, pre-installed) |
| Hand DOF | 5 independently actuated fingers per hand |
| Wrist Cameras | RGB integrated (pre-installed, both wrists) |
| Tactile Sensing | Not included (optional: BrainCo Revo 2 Tactile) |
| Vision | Binocular camera — RGB 1280×720@30 Hz, Depth 544×448@10 Hz, FOV 146°×124° |
| LiDAR | MID360 360° LiDAR (chassis-integrated) |
| Head Compute | 8-core high-performance CPU + 10 TOPS NPU |
| Body Compute | 8-core high-performance CPU |
| Onboard AI Compute | NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano 40 TOPS (built-in) |
| Audio | 4-array microphone + dual 3 W speakers |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, OTA updates |
| Power | Removable chassis Li-ion battery (~1.5 h) + external DC PSU. Upper body does not accept a battery. |
| Joint Bearings | Crossed-roller + Double-row ball bearings |
| Joint Motor | Low-inertia, high-speed, inner-rotor permanent magnet synchronous motor |
| Joint Encoders | Dual + Single per joint |
| Cabling | Hollow + Internal routing |
| Cooling | Localized air cooling |
| Waist Motion | Y: ±150° |
| Head Motion | Y: ±115°, P: ±36° |
| SDK & Interfaces | Linux-based framework, ROS 2, open APIs for arm/base/audio/vision/lighting. Full 5-finger joint control API. |
| Controllers | Standard dual-hand controllers included |
| Rear Port Power | Yes |
| Smart OTA | Supported |
| Warranty | 12 months on the entire unit |
Every configuration shares the same R1-A7-D mobile base with 7-DOF arms — the difference is the end effector. Choose the one that matches your research goals:
| Config | Hand | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Smart A | Dex1-1 V2 | Entry-level parallel grippers, 7-DOF arms, Orin Nano 40 TOPS, MID360 LiDAR |
| Smart B | Dex3-1 (RGB) | 3-finger dexterous hand with wrist RGB camera |
| Smart C | Dex3-1 Tactile (RGB) | 3-finger hand with tactile sensors + wrist RGB camera |
| Smart D | BrainCo Revo 2 Basic (RGB) | 5-finger anthropomorphic hand with wrist RGB camera, 7-DOF arms |
| Smart E | BrainCo Revo 2 Tactile (RGB) | 5-finger hand with tactile sensors + wrist RGB camera |
| Smart F | LinkerBot O6 (RGB) | 6-DOF dexterous hand with wrist RGB camera |
| Smart G | LinkerBot O6 Tactile (RGB) | 6-DOF hand with tactile sensors + wrist RGB camera |
| Smart H | Tendon-driven dexterous hand | Advanced tendon-driven mechanism for research-grade dexterity |
* Specifications are based on manufacturer data and may vary slightly by production batch. Optional wrist cameras, compute modules, and alternative end effectors sold separately.
Unitree® is a registered trademark of Unitree Robotics. Images are for reference; actual product appearance may differ.
Users must maintain a sufficient safety distance. This is a civilian robot — comply with local laws and regulations.
Mobile-Base Dual-Arm Humanoid Robot with BrainCo Revo 2 Basic Five-Finger Anthropomorphic Hands, Wrist RGB Cameras & Onboard Orin Nano 40 TOPS. 20 DOF, 7-DOF Arms, MID360 LiDAR. The anthropomorphic entry to advanced mobile manipulation research.
R1-A7-D Smart D — mobile-base humanoid with 7-DOF arms, BrainCo Revo 2 Basic five-finger hands, wrist RGB cameras, MID360 LiDAR & stereo vision
The R1-A7-D Smart D introduces anthropomorphic five-finger dexterity to mobile humanoid research. It pairs the R1-A7-D autonomous mobile base — complete with 7-DOF arms, MID360 LiDAR, stereo vision, and a removable chassis battery — with BrainCo Revo 2 Basic five-finger anthropomorphic hands and wrist-mounted RGB cameras. The built-in Orin Nano 40 TOPS processes stereo vision, wrist camera streams, and 5-finger joint control in real time for human-like manipulation research.
The BrainCo Revo 2 Basic is a five-finger anthropomorphic dexterous hand designed to replicate the kinematic structure and grasp repertoire of the human hand. Each of the five fingers is independently actuated with human-like joint architecture, enabling the full taxonomy of human grasps — from cylindrical power grips to lateral pinches and tripod precision holds. The anthropomorphic design makes the Revo 2 Basic ideal for research in human-robot interaction, imitation learning from human hand videos, and dexterous in-hand manipulation. Pre-installed on both 7-DOF arms, it turns the R1-A7-D into a mobile platform for studying human-like manipulation in real-world environments.
BrainCo Revo 2 Basic — five-finger anthropomorphic dexterity for human-like mobile manipulation
Smart D brings human-like grasping capability to mobile robotics research. With five independently controlled fingers, the BrainCo Revo 2 Basic can execute power grips for heavy objects, precision grips for delicate items, tripod grasps for spherical objects, and lateral pinches for flat surfaces — the complete repertoire of human hand grasps. The hand supports in-hand manipulation: reorienting objects without releasing them, sliding fingers along surfaces, and adjusting grip configurations mid-task. This level of dexterity opens research avenues in human-robot handover, tool use, and complex bimanual tasks that require fine finger coordination.
Five-finger anthropomorphic grasping — power grips, precision holds, and in-hand manipulation
Smart D processes visual data from two complementary viewpoints: the head-mounted binocular camera provides global scene understanding and object localisation, while the wrist-mounted RGB cameras offer local, hand-centric views for grasp pose estimation and finger tracking. This vision-wrist fusion is particularly powerful for anthropomorphic hands: the wrist camera can track individual fingertip positions, monitor grasp quality, and detect object slip from visual cues — all while the head camera maintains awareness of the broader workspace. Fused on the Orin Nano 40 TOPS, this dual-view architecture supports research in visual imitation learning from human hand videos, grasp pose estimation for five-finger grasps, and closed-loop anthropomorphic manipulation.
The R1-A7-D features seven degrees of freedom per arm — matching the kinematic complexity of the human upper limb. With a 555 mm reach (forearm + upper arm) and 120 Nm peak shoulder torque, these arms can reach around obstacles, maintain orientation while translating the end effector, and execute complex trajectories impossible for simpler 5- or 6-DOF manipulators. Crossed-roller and double-row ball bearings on every joint ensure smooth, precise motion with minimal backlash. Dual encoders per joint provide closed-loop accuracy for research-grade repeatability.
The R1-A7-D chassis adds 3 degrees of freedom to the upper body: a telescopic pillar for height adjustment and a 2-DOF wheeled base for omnidirectional navigation. Combined with the MID360 LiDAR and stereo camera head, the robot builds real-time maps, plans paths, and avoids obstacles autonomously — then stops precisely to manipulate. The removable lithium-ion battery in the chassis delivers approximately 1.5 hours of untethered operation. Please note: the upper body of this model does not accept a battery.
Smart A processes data from two complementary sensors: a MID360 360° LiDAR for metrically accurate mapping and long-range obstacle detection, and a binocular camera head (146°×124° FOV, 60 mm baseline) for colour vision, object recognition, and depth estimation. Fused on the Orin Nano 40 TOPS, this dual-modality perception stack supports research in visual-LiDAR SLAM, semantic navigation, and active perception for mobile manipulation.
The built-in NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano delivers 40 TOPS of AI compute, running SLAM, path planning, object detection, and arm trajectory generation locally. No external GPU server, no cloud dependency — just power on and deploy. The module is pre-installed and thermally integrated with the chassis cooling system. Optional 40 or 100 TOPS compute expansion modules are available for future upgrades.
A binocular camera head delivers a 146° × 124° field of view with a 60 mm stereo baseline for scene-level understanding. RGB streams at 1280×720@30 Hz and depth at 544×448@10 Hz. Wrist-mounted RGB cameras on both arms add close-up visual feedback for grasp pose estimation and finger tracking. Combined with the MID360 LiDAR, the R1-A7-D Smart D offers a complete perception stack for research in visual-LiDAR fusion, semantic navigation, and anthropomorphic mobile manipulation.
Four-array beamforming microphones and dual 3 W speakers enable clear voice capture and synthesis in noisy labs, warehouses, or classrooms. The open audio framework supports custom wake words, multilingual TTS, and integration with LLMs for conversational command-and-control — even while the base is in motion.
At 683 × 520 × 440 mm collapsed (1323 mm elevated), the R1-A7-D Smart A navigates standard doorways, elevators, and lab aisles. The telescopic pillar lowers the upper body for transport and raises it for manipulation. At approximately 32 kg with battery, it is a self-contained mobile research platform — no external compute rack, no tether cables during operation.
Collapsed (683 mm) and elevated (1323 mm) configurations for navigation and manipulation
Unitree provides a mature, Linux-based robot development framework with open APIs for the underlying system, robotic arms, mobile base, audio, lighting, and visual control. ROS 2 native support, dual encoders on every arm joint, hollow internal wiring, and low-inertia, high-speed inner-rotor permanent magnet synchronous motors make the R1-A7-D Smart A a clean slate for reinforcement learning, mobile manipulation research, embodied AI, and autonomous navigation studies. The built-in Orin Nano 40 TOPS handles perception and planning locally without external hardware.
Smart A is the entry-level mobile configuration. Expand capability as your research evolves:
| Model | Unitree R1-A7-D Smart D (Mobile Base) |
| Dimensions (Collapsed) | 683 × 520 × 440 mm (H × W × D) |
| Dimensions (Elevated) | 1323 × 520 × 440 mm (H × W × D) |
| Weight (with Battery) | ~32 kg |
| Total DOF | 20 (Arm 7×2, Waist 1, Head 2, Pillar 1, Base 2) |
| Arm Reach | 555 mm (forearm + upper arm) |
| Peak Shoulder Torque | 120 Nm |
| Max Arm Payload | ~2 kg (posture-dependent) |
| End-Effector Precision | ±0.1 mm |
| End Effectors | BrainCo Revo 2 Basic five-finger anthropomorphic hands (both arms, pre-installed) |
| Hand DOF | 5 independently actuated fingers per hand |
| Wrist Cameras | RGB integrated (pre-installed, both wrists) |
| Tactile Sensing | Not included (optional: BrainCo Revo 2 Tactile) |
| Vision | Binocular camera — RGB 1280×720@30 Hz, Depth 544×448@10 Hz, FOV 146°×124° |
| LiDAR | MID360 360° LiDAR (chassis-integrated) |
| Head Compute | 8-core high-performance CPU + 10 TOPS NPU |
| Body Compute | 8-core high-performance CPU |
| Onboard AI Compute | NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano 40 TOPS (built-in) |
| Audio | 4-array microphone + dual 3 W speakers |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, OTA updates |
| Power | Removable chassis Li-ion battery (~1.5 h) + external DC PSU. Upper body does not accept a battery. |
| Joint Bearings | Crossed-roller + Double-row ball bearings |
| Joint Motor | Low-inertia, high-speed, inner-rotor permanent magnet synchronous motor |
| Joint Encoders | Dual + Single per joint |
| Cabling | Hollow + Internal routing |
| Cooling | Localized air cooling |
| Waist Motion | Y: ±150° |
| Head Motion | Y: ±115°, P: ±36° |
| SDK & Interfaces | Linux-based framework, ROS 2, open APIs for arm/base/audio/vision/lighting. Full 5-finger joint control API. |
| Controllers | Standard dual-hand controllers included |
| Rear Port Power | Yes |
| Smart OTA | Supported |
| Warranty | 12 months on the entire unit |
Every configuration shares the same R1-A7-D mobile base with 7-DOF arms — the difference is the end effector. Choose the one that matches your research goals:
| Config | Hand | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Smart A | Dex1-1 V2 | Entry-level parallel grippers, 7-DOF arms, Orin Nano 40 TOPS, MID360 LiDAR |
| Smart B | Dex3-1 (RGB) | 3-finger dexterous hand with wrist RGB camera |
| Smart C | Dex3-1 Tactile (RGB) | 3-finger hand with tactile sensors + wrist RGB camera |
| Smart D | BrainCo Revo 2 Basic (RGB) | 5-finger anthropomorphic hand with wrist RGB camera, 7-DOF arms |
| Smart E | BrainCo Revo 2 Tactile (RGB) | 5-finger hand with tactile sensors + wrist RGB camera |
| Smart F | LinkerBot O6 (RGB) | 6-DOF dexterous hand with wrist RGB camera |
| Smart G | LinkerBot O6 Tactile (RGB) | 6-DOF hand with tactile sensors + wrist RGB camera |
| Smart H | Tendon-driven dexterous hand | Advanced tendon-driven mechanism for research-grade dexterity |
* Specifications are based on manufacturer data and may vary slightly by production batch. Optional wrist cameras, compute modules, and alternative end effectors sold separately.
Unitree® is a registered trademark of Unitree Robotics. Images are for reference; actual product appearance may differ.
Users must maintain a sufficient safety distance. This is a civilian robot — comply with local laws and regulations.
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