Analyses
Data analyses
Tabulations calculated from the catalogue data, with the method, period and sources described.
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Unitree Joint Torques and Degrees of Freedom in the Simulation Models
Unitree joint torques in the simulation models: H2 360 Nm, B2 320 Nm, G1 139 Nm, R1 60 Nm (13 robots). Joints, masses, method.
Key finding: Among the humanoids the Unitree H2 has the highest torque limit: 360 Nm at the hip and knee; the R1 has 60 Nm.
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Where robots come from and where you can buy them in Poland: origin and availability data
Where catalogue robots come from: China 33.0%, Europe 24.8%, USA 17.2% of 303 models. Who has a Polish seller and how many are on sale.
Key finding: Of 303 catalogue models, 100 (33.0%) come from 44 Chinese manufacturers, 75 (24.8%) from Europe excluding Poland and 52 (17.2%) from the USA; Poland has only 4 models, so we make no statement on its share.
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Price spread across Polish shops: what the same robot costs from shop to shop
Same robot, different Polish shops: the median gap between the cheapest and the dearest offer is 7.0% (9 versions, 26 offers). Net vs gross.
Key finding: The median gap between the cheapest and the dearest offer for the same version is 7.0% of the cheapest price (n = 9 versions, 26 offers, gross prices).
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The Polish mark-up: how much more Unitree robots cost than the manufacturer's list price
Polish gross prices of Unitree robots are a median 97% above the manufacturer's list price (16 offers, 5 shops). VAT split and method.
Key finding: Polish gross prices are a median 97% above the manufacturer's list price at the NBP rate (n = 5 products, 16 offers, 5 shops); product medians range from 89 to 116%.
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Humanoid Robot Price Index: what they really cost, and what they cost in Poland
The median humanoid list price is 38,000 USD (n=31); half of models cost 20,750-95,000 USD. Polish shop prices, method and limits.
Key finding: The median humanoid list price is 38,000 USD (n=31); the middle half of models costs 20,750 to 95,000 USD.