Robot Parts and Accessories
Robot parts and accessories include Unitree batteries, a contact charging station, a LiDAR scanner, robot feet and robotic hands. These products support robot power, charging and component replacement or equipment changes. They suit owners selecting parts for a specific robot, with battery voltage and capacity, hand configuration and tactile sensor provision providing practical points of comparison.
Robot parts and accessories cover Unitree products for power, charging, scanning and moving components. The range includes batteries for H2, R1 and B2 robots, a contact charging station, a LiDAR scanner with a MID360 module, a B2 robot foot and G1 Dex3-1 robotic hands. Each product type serves a distinct purpose, from supplying power to equipping a robot for scanning, hand operations or walking.
How to choose robot parts and accessories
Start by checking the exact Unitree robot model and version specified for the part. Then compare the details relevant to the component. For batteries, these include the stated voltage and capacity. For robotic hands, consider whether the listing includes left and right hands and whether tactile sensors are specified. Product identifiers help distinguish individual versions when similar names appear across several listings.
- Batteries: Unitree batteries are offered for different robot models. Capacity alone is insufficient to establish whether two batteries are interchangeable.
- Contact charging station: the Unitree B2 station is specified for B2 and B2-W robots. This accessory serves the robot charging task.
- LiDAR scanner: the UNITREE R1 scanner includes a MID360 module and is specified for R1 EDU robots. The module name identifies the scanner configuration.
- Robot foot: the Unitree B2 foot is intended for a change to walking without wheels. Its purpose relates to the robot's movement configuration.
- Robotic hands: G1 Dex3-1 products include left and right hands. A version with tactile sensors is also represented.
Batteries and the charging station address power needs, while the LiDAR scanner provides a scanning component. Robotic hands and the robot foot relate to manipulation and movement tasks, giving each accessory a clear role in robot equipment planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I compare when choosing a robot battery?
A robot battery should be selected using the specified robot model, voltage and capacity. Matching capacity alone does not establish that batteries are interchangeable.
How do the G1 Dex3-1 robotic hand options differ?
UNITREE G1 Dex3-1 robotic hands include left and right hand sets, with the DEX3WT-214T version featuring tactile sensors. Sensor provision is a practical difference between the listed options.
What is the Unitree B2 robot foot used for?
The Unitree B2 robot foot is intended for switching to walking without wheels. It is a component for the robot's movement configuration.
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