Buy Unitree G1 from China — What overseas buyers should check
A practical checklist for importing Unitree G1 humanoid robots from China — specs, customization, logistics, and how CORELINK supports export sales.
Overseas teams looking to buy Unitree G1 often start with public list prices — then hit the real work: export paperwork, spare parts, and whether the unit can actually run their demo script on day one.
What to confirm before you order
- Configuration — battery, dexterous hands, compute options, and software access for your region.
- Secondary development — can the seller integrate AimDK / custom motions for your venue, not only unbox a stock G1?
- Support window — who answers when a joint fault shows up two weeks before a trade show?
- Shipping path — Incoterms, packing for bipedal robots, and spare-part kit in the same shipment.
How CORELINK works with buyers
CORELINK (Tianjin Corelink Technology) sells Unitree, Agibot (Zhiyuan), and Genisom platforms, plus custom applications for performances, guidance, and industrial demos. We quote for export, align on use-case scripts, and can stage motions before the crate leaves China.
Typical next step
Send your venue type (mall, showroom, stage, factory tour), target date, and whether you need a stock G1 or a scripted demo package. We reply with a configuration shortlist and a quote path — not a generic catalog dump.
Email xinlian@corelinkrobot.com or WhatsApp +86 135 5492 7250.
Need a quote or custom app? Email xinlian@corelinkrobot.com or WhatsApp +8613554927250
