- Dual-joystick control The left stick walks the H2 forward, back and sideways; the right stick turns it.
- Emergency-stop button On the current version, a dedicated stop with a red and green indicator brings the robot down.
- Mode and gesture keys Key combinations switch damping, zero-torque and locked standing, and trigger moves such as a handshake, wave or clap.
- Over 100 m range A data transmission module plus Bluetooth, with the range measured in open space.
- About 5 hours per charge A 780 mAh battery charged over USB-C at 5 V; a 5 V / 2 A USB charger is recommended.
- App binding Pairs to the robot through the Unitree Explore app with the ID printed on its back.
Description
This is the handheld remote controller for the Unitree H2 humanoid. It is bound to the robot once through the Unitree Explore app, using the ID on the sticker on its back, and from then on connects on power-up through its data transmission module, with Bluetooth alongside.
The left joystick walks the H2 forward, back and sideways; the right one turns it. Button combinations switch between damping, zero-torque and locked-standing modes, start motion control and trigger the H2's interaction moves, from a handshake and a wave to a clap. The two joysticks screw in and stow in a storage slot in the controller when it is packed away.
The current version carries a dedicated emergency-stop button with its own indicator. Pressed, it makes the H2 squat, and if the robot has not squatted within 1.5 seconds it switches to zero-torque mode; the robot then needs a restart. The remote reaches over 100 m in open space, and walls and doors shorten that.
Every H2 comes with one remote. A second one is a spare, a replacement or a controller for another H2 in the lab. Its 780 mAh battery runs for about 5 hours and charges over USB-C at 5 V. Whether the unit supplied is the emergency-stop version is confirmed at quote.
Key Capabilities
- Dual-joystick control: The left stick walks the H2 forward, back and sideways; the right stick turns it.
- Emergency-stop button: On the current version, a dedicated stop with a red and green indicator brings the robot down.
- Mode and gesture keys: Key combinations switch damping, zero-torque and locked standing, and trigger moves such as a handshake, wave or clap.
- Over 100 m range: A data transmission module plus Bluetooth, with the range measured in open space.
- About 5 hours per charge: A 780 mAh battery charged over USB-C at 5 V; a 5 V / 2 A USB charger is recommended.
- App binding: Pairs to the robot through the Unitree Explore app with the ID printed on its back.
Buying through Robotix Market
This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the full manufacturer warranty. Technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's own service network. Deployment scope, configuration, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.
Features
Specs
| Brand | Unitree Robotics |
|---|---|
| Model | H2 Remote Controller |
| Product Type | Handheld wireless remote controller (accessory) |
| Compatible With | Unitree H2 humanoid |
| Communication | Data transmission module + Bluetooth |
| Control Range | Above 100 m (open environment) |
| Battery | 780 mAh lithium |
| Running Time | About 5 h |
| Charging | USB Type-C, 5.0 V, 700 mA charging current (5 V / 2 A USB charger recommended) |
| Emergency Stop | Dedicated button with indicator on the current version (version supplied: confirm at quote) |
| Controls | Two removable joysticks, L1/L2 and R1/R2, SELECT, START, F1 and F3, A/B/X/Y and direction keys |
| Pairing | Bound to the robot through the Unitree Explore app |
| Auto Power-Off | After 10 minutes idle when not connected |
| Quantity | 1 remote controller |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, one. This is a spare, a replacement or a second remote for another H2.
In the Unitree Explore app, enter the remote's ID from the sticker on its back in the remote controller settings, hold the remote close to the robot's chest and press and hold SELECT until it beeps six times. The DL light stays on once it is bound.
Pressed, it makes the H2 squat; if the robot has not squatted within 1.5 seconds it switches to zero-torque mode. Press it again to clear it, then restart the robot. Whether the unit supplied is the emergency-stop version is confirmed at quote.
Over 100 m in open space, less through walls and doors. Its 780 mAh battery runs about 5 hours and charges over USB-C at 5 V, ideally from a 5 V / 2 A USB charger.
The H2 is started, switched between modes and shut down from the remote. If the remote fails or runs flat, the only way left to switch the robot off is a forced shutdown at the battery button with the robot on its stand; a charged spare avoids that.
The Unitree H2 Remote Controller is priced at $370 in your market.
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