UNITREE G1

Yes, but not the way you might think. The 127 cm height is scaled-down adult proportions, not juvenile proportions. We use a scaled adult menswear block, not a youth or children's pattern. The chassis carries adult silhouettes correctly, just at smaller absolute scale. This distinction matters: it is what stops G1 commissions from reading as children's clothing on a robot.

Three-finger articulated hands rather than five, a single forward-facing sensor housing on the head rather than a multi-camera array, and slim arms with relatively conservative joint actuators. The smaller hand changes glove and cuff design; the simpler head sensor needs less aggressive collar design than chassis with stereo arrays.

Bespoke Singular for collectors and design studios, Maison Privee for early residential pilots, and Industrial Luxe for warehouse and logistics fleets where G1 is being deployed. The compact form factor reads naturally in tight industrial environments.

Construction hours are similar to larger platforms because hand work is the rate-limiting step. Material consumption is meaningfully lower, which we reflect in pricing for collection pieces. Bespoke Singular pricing is closer to flat across platforms because the design and engineering hours dominate the cost.

Often, yes. The chassis is widely available, the price point of the unit itself is approachable, and our pattern archive is well-developed. We also see G1 as a logical first commission for clients planning fleet programs on larger humanoids — the discipline transfers.