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Unitree Dex3-1 three-finger dexterous hand with tactile sensors, fitted on the G1 Edu Ultimate U4

Description

The Unitree G1 Edu Ultimate U4 features 3-finger dexterous hands with tactile sensors (Dex3-1), providing force-feedback manipulation capability for contact-aware grasping research. This configuration extends the Ultimate U3 with tactile sensing arrays enabling more sophisticated manipulation experiments.

Building on the G1 platform's 120 N·m knee torque and 100 TOPS GPU computing, the Ultimate U4 enables research into tactile-guided grasping, slip detection, and force-controlled manipulation. The tactile sensors provide contact feedback for gentle handling of delicate objects.

The configuration supports mobile manipulation research, embodied AI development, and teleoperation studies where force feedback enhances manipulation precision and safety. Full secondary development support enables custom implementation of tactile-driven control strategies.

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Features

Dex3-1 hands with tactile sensors
Force-feedback manipulation
Contact-aware grasping
120 N·m knee torque
100 TOPS GPU
Full SDK access

Specs

Model	G1 Edu Ultimate U4 (G1EDU-U4)
Height	127 cm
Weight	~35 kg
Hand Type	Dex3-1 with tactile sensors
Secondary Development	Supported
Brand	Unitree Robotics

Industries

Research
Education

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Unitree Robotics G1 Edu Ultimate U4 cost?

The Unitree Robotics G1 Edu Ultimate U4 is priced at $64,500. Contact us for volume pricing or a business quote.

What is the Unitree Robotics G1 Edu Ultimate U4 used for?

The Unitree G1 Edu Ultimate U4 features Dex3-1 three-finger hands with tactile sensors for force-feedback manipulation research. Enhanced configuration for contact-aware grasping and tactile-guided control development.