Toborlife AI
Mountain View, California master distributor of Unitree quadrupeds and humanoids that develops Tobor Harness XR full-body teleoperation for the G1.
Toborlife AI is a Mountain View, California robotics company that sells and supports Unitree quadruped and humanoid robots in the United States and develops its own teleoperation and data-collection software for them. It describes itself as an official partner and master distributor for Unitree, offers warranty service through Unitree-certified support engineers, and runs a showroom at its Independence Avenue address where consultations are booked by appointment. David Schulhof is founder and chief executive, George Ekas is chief technology officer and Sarah Church is chief financial officer; a robot advisory board is chaired by Daniel Albert, Camp Peavy and Victor Brandstetter.
The hardware catalogue covers most of the Unitree range with published US prices: Go2, Go2-W, A2, As2 and B2 quadrupeds, from the Homedog base model at 3,790 US dollars to the B2-W at 94,600 US dollars, and G1, G1-D, R1 and H2 humanoids, from the R1 Basic at 8,990 US dollars to the H2 Plus Ultimate with NVIDIA Jetson Thor at 83,600 US dollars. Variants are configured for education and research, enterprise inspection, gas sensing, thermal imaging and patrol, and a quadruped manipulation package adds an arm, gripper and two depth cameras. Homedog is Toborlife's consumer bundle based on the Go2 Pro with an ISS 2.0 intelligent side-follow feature.
The company's own product line is the Tobor Harness teleoperation system, announced in September 2026 for the Unitree G1 Edu humanoid. It combines an XR control kit (a PICO 4 Ultra headset, two motion trackers and two hand controllers) with whole-body control of arms, torso, balance and locomotion, dexterous hand tracking for Dex3-1 Tactile and Revo 2 Touch hands, and a stereo video feed from the robot to the headset. Recorded sessions flow into the Toborverse data-collection platform as training-ready demonstration datasets, and the company emphasises that training data stays on customer hardware in the United States, a pitch aimed at US research labs and universities. The kit is sold at 15,000 US dollars for existing G1 Edu owners or bundled with a G1 Edu Ultimate from 68,900 to 82,900 US dollars depending on the hand fitted.
Applications marketed on the site are home companionship and security, business use, education and research, police and fire safety, and teleoperation; the company also rents robots for events, including a program for Veeam at the RSA Conference, and has worked with the San Jose State University robotics team. Funding and founding date are not published.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Tobor Harness Teleoperation System
XR full-body teleoperation kit for the Unitree G1 Edu humanoid, with dexterous hand control and data capture.
Toborverse Data Collection Platform
Platform that turns Tobor Harness teleoperation sessions into training-ready robot demonstration datasets.
Homedog
Consumer robot dog bundle built on the Unitree Go2 Pro with Toborlife's ISS 2.0 side-follow feature.
Contact Toborlife AI
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https://toborlife.aiPHONE
+1 408-409-4061HEADQUARTERS
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North America
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Keywords
- Toborlife AI
- ToborLife
- unitree reseller
- xr teleoperation
- whole-body control
- dexterous hand tracking
- demonstration data collection
- robot dog
- robot rental
- us-based support
- Distributor
- Software/Algorithm
- Service Company
- Humanoid
- Legged Robot
- Human-Machine Interaction
- Cloud & Data
- Quadruped
- Biped
- Education & Research
