GMO AIR Begins Domestic Handling of Unitree Robotics' Enhanced Humanoid G1+ Model
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GMO AI & Robotics, a part of GMO Internet Group, has started accepting pre-orders for the latest humanoid robot 'G1+' from Unitree Robotics as of October 13, 2026. The G1+ is an upgraded model of the G1, featuring enhanced neck mobility, improved motor output, and advanced sensory and dialogue capabilities. It is expected to be utilized in various applications, including reception, guidance, education, and exhibitions, where direct communication between humans and robots is essential.
The significance of the G1+ lies in its advanced functionalities that align with the evolving AI technology landscape, expanding the use of humanoid robots from research and development to more interactive roles. This model is designed to address societal challenges such as labor shortages by facilitating direct human-robot interactions. GMO AIR aims to accelerate the implementation of physical AI in society through this enhanced humanoid robot.
Starting October 13, 2026, pre-orders for the G1+ and G1+ EDU will be accepted, with pricing and delivery timelines varying based on configuration and application. The G1+ boasts a height of approximately 134 cm and a weight of around 35 kg, with significant improvements in mobility, environmental awareness, and dialogue capabilities, making it suitable for various interactive scenarios.
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ヒューマノイド「Unitree G1+」の国内取り扱いをGMO AIRが開始 首の自由度や対話機能などが強化された上位モデル
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