Meet PAL.

A humanoid robot that walks, dances, talks and turns every head in the room.

Lite, Ultra and Titan · From $14,900 · Free delivery worldwide

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Not a render.

PALBOT Titan on stage, filmed by its maker. Every robot on this site is the real thing.

Three robots. One family.

Every clip is the actual hardware inside a PALBOT, filmed by Unitree.

Falls. Gets back up. Lite rights itself without a hand.
Dances on cue. Ultra runs full routines from its app.
Walks the runway. Titan, dressed for a fashion show.
Handstands. Balance most people don't have.
Kicks. 360 N·m in each of Titan's legs.
Out in the city. Lite, in red, turning heads.

PALBOT Ultra

It reads the room.

A 3D LiDAR and a depth camera map everything around it, so it walks through a crowd without missing a step.

3DLiDAR and depth camera

PALBOT Ultra

23 joints. All its own.

Every joint has its own motor, with crossed roller bearings and dual encoders. Its waist turns 155° each way.

23joints

PALBOT Ultra

Legs built for flips.

Up to 90 N·m at the knee, which bends to 165°. Enough to kick, spin and stand itself back up.

90 N·mat the knee

PALBOT Ultra

Two hours. Then swap.

The 9,000 mAh battery clicks out of its back. Keep a spare charged and it never sits out.

2 hper battery

Which PAL is right for you?

Compare every spec.

PALBOT for Business

Built to earn its keep.

Event agencies, venues, retailers and universities run fleets of humanoids. These are the jobs that pay today.

Robot fight nightsTicketed bouts between Lites, each driven by a pilot at ringside.
Stage shows and launchesA 1.82 m performer for galas, launches and concerts.
Fashion and retailRunway shows, flagship windows and store openings.
CreatorsA co-star for content that stops the scroll.
Trade shows and brand eventsThe booth everyone films. Rented by the day.
Universities and labsLite EDU opens the full SDK for robotics research and teaching.
Venues and mallsA greeter people stop to photograph. Walks, waves and poses from its hand-held remote.

The more you run, the less each costs.

Fleet pricing applies automatically at checkout.

    What could a rental fleet earn?

    Monthly profit
    Fleet pays for itself in

    An estimate using PALBOT Ultra and your numbers, not a promise. Published rental rates for humanoids run around $900 a day.

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    Buy your PAL.

    Model

    Straight from the factory.

    No waiting on a sales call. Order online, and it ships direct to you, free.

    1. ChoosePick a model, an edition and, for Lite, a finish.
    2. PayApple Pay, Google Pay or card through Stripe, or crypto.
    3. OrderedYour order goes straight to the factory.
    4. ShippedDirect to your door with tracking. Customs may call, so keep your phone on.
    5. CoveredUnitree's warranty, 6 to 12 months by edition. Claims go through us.

    Questions.

    Who makes the hardware?

    Every PALBOT is a production robot from Unitree Robotics: Lite is the R1, Ultra the G1 and Titan the H2. We are an independent retailer, and every edition Unitree sells is available here.

    What's the difference between the editions?

    Lite comes as Lite Air (20 joints, one camera), Lite (26 joints, stereo cameras) and Lite EDU, which adds the developer SDK for writing your own code. Ultra comes as Ultra or Ultra Pro, Unitree's upgraded G1. Titan comes in one edition.

    What can it do out of the box?

    Walk, run, balance, dance, wave and perform the routines in Unitree's app, controlled by the included remote. Lite also talks, using its multimodal AI model. Custom behaviour needs Lite EDU and a developer.

    Will it do chores?

    Not on its own. Today's humanoids don't cook or fold laundry unsupervised, and we won't pretend otherwise.

    How do I pay?

    Apple Pay, Google Pay or any major card through Stripe, or crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC, USDT and more) through NOWPayments. You pay the price shown, and delivery is free.

    How does delivery work?

    Your order goes to the factory as soon as you pay, and ships direct to you with tracking. You'll need a phone number and email for customs, and some countries also ask for a tax ID. Any import duties and taxes are paid on arrival.

    Is it safe at home?

    It weighs 29 to 70 kg and has strong motors. Keep a clear space around it, keep children at a distance while it moves, and keep the remote in hand: it stops the robot.