Chinese robotics company designing and manufacturing agile quadruped and humanoid robots.unitree.com ↗
1 take · first discussed Jan 4, 2025
Private company — no public price to score. We track what they said; valuation-mark tracking is on the roadmap.
The hosts' collective view on Unitree is represented solely by Friedberg, who takes a neutral-to-positive stance with medium conviction. He highlights the company's compelling value proposition: remarkably low-cost hardware — a quadruped robot at roughly $1,600 and a humanoid at $16,000 — combined with strong API capabilities. Friedberg frames Unitree as a key data point supporting his broader thesis that 2025 will be a breakout year for robotics. No other hosts offered views on Unitree, so no agreement or disagreement can be noted.
Friedberg highlights Unitree as an incredible robotics business with low-cost hardware ($1,600 GO2, $16,000 humanoid) and strong API capabilities, supporting his thesis that 2025 will be the year of the robot.
It's an incredible business, incredible product... This is the robot system that was used on some of those videos we looked at earlier this year... it's such a low cost at like less than $3,000.”18:18