Beijing-based authorized Unitree Robotics agent distributing quadruped and humanoid robots, plus custom development, after-sales service and robot rental.
Beijing Xingyuan Power Technology Co., Ltd. is a Beijing-based company, registered under filing number Jing ICP Bei 2025156773-1, that operates as an authorized agent for Unitree Robotics. Its official website states the company's mission is "to advance the inclusive development of intelligent robot technology" and describes its aim as becoming a bridge connecting frontier robot technology with applications across industries. According to the site, its business covers three areas: sales and distribution of Unitree-branded robot products, customized solutions and secondary development for different industries, and after-sales service together with robot rental services. The site does not disclose a founding year, employee count, revenue, or funding information.
The company's website lists a broad Unitree product range organized by tier. Consumer- and research-grade quadruped robots include the Go2, Go2-W, Go1, A1, and As2; industrial-grade quadrupeds include the A2, B2, B1, and AlienGo. General-purpose humanoid robots listed include the H1/H1-2, H2, H2-PLUS, G1, and R1, alongside application-configured packages named G1-D, G1-Comp, G1 "Iron Fist King" combat robot, and R1-D. Dexterous hands offered are the Dex1-1, Dex3-1, and Dex5-1, and robotic arms include the Z1, D1-T, and a Songling Piper arm. Listed ecosystem accessories include panoramic cameras, a 4D lidar unit and additional lidar models (L2 Pro, Lingguang K1), gas-detection devices (Lingxiu Mini2, Lingxiu V2), and communication and control hardware (a Tianyu cloud box T3 and a LENA P35 unit); the site does not disclose whether these accessories are self-developed or third-party sourced.
On its industry-applications page the company names two specific solutions: a quadruped intelligent-inspection solution and an emergency firefighting solution, indicating a focus on deploying legged robots for industrial inspection and emergency-response scenarios. Its site also showcases entertainment and exhibition use cases involving the distributed robots, including voice-guided tours, concert performances, stage productions, and boxing-style demonstration matches. The company's news section reposts Unitree's own corporate announcements as marketing content rather than reporting on Xingyuan's own operations, including coverage of the Unitree H1 humanoid's appearance on China's CCTV Spring Festival Gala, the G1 humanoid launch at a starting price of RMB 99,000, Unitree's win at the IEEE Humanoids 2023 competition, and Unitree appearances at CES, ICRA, and Nvidia's GTC conference.
The company is headquartered at Building 5, 18th Floor, Room 01C, Yard 2, Ronghua South Road, Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area (E-Town), and is reachable by phone at 400-106-0102 and by email at [email protected]. No pricing or detailed technical specifications for the specific products it distributes are published on its own site beyond the model names listed above.
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