Pricing
A simple walk-on demo, a filmed drink handover, a technical G1 EDU session, and an interstate trade show are different jobs. The price should reflect the work.
This page is built around the G1 EDU hire service. For the full hardware notes, teleoperation details, and dexterous-hand capability, start with the dedicated G1 EDU page.
View G1 EDU hire detailsFinal pricing depends on the brief, but event organisers usually need a planning range before they enquire. Use these as starting points, not fixed packages.
The fastest path to a real number is to send the date, city, venue, access time, runtime, audience, and demo goal.
Public flat-rate packages would be misleading for humanoid hire. The same robot can be a short controlled demo or a full production job.
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unitree g1 teleoperation hireAnswers
Indicative pricing should be confirmed after the event brief. A short local G1 EDU appearance, a half-day activation, and a custom-programmed interstate booking have very different costs.
City, transport, duration, setup window, operator time, custom programming, filming, teleoperation, and dexterous-hand workflows are the main drivers.
Yes. G1 EDU hire is quoted with an operator because public interaction, teleoperation, safety, and battery planning need to be managed professionally.
Usually, yes. Custom movement, branded interaction, handover demos, and technical SDK work require planning, testing, and event-specific setup.
Date, city, venue, workflow
Include the event date, city, venue, access, duration, audience, and whether you need teleoperation, dexterous hands, drink handover, custom programming, or filming.