Unitree Dex1-1

About

About Unitree Dex1-1

Dex1-1 is a 550-gram electric parallel gripper with a 90-millimetre stroke, adjustable force from five to 120 newtons and closing speed from 50 to 375 millimetres per second. Fingertip position resolution is 0.1 millimetres, while the published form-fitting and friction-grip load limits are 20 and five kilograms respectively.

The gripper communicates through a six-megabit-per-second RS-485 interface at control frequencies up to one kilohertz and returns angle, velocity, torque and temperature. Standard and camera-equipped versions support standalone use and integration with Unitree G1, H2 and R1 robots. Applications include parcel sorting, electronics, retail, medicine and research.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Capability areas: Robotic grasping, Adaptive grasping
  • Workflows: End-effector manipulation, Material handling
  • Operating environments: Humanoid robots, embodied-AI development, robot arms and compact manipulation systems
  • Target markets: Teams that need a compact gripper with adjustable force rather than a five-finger hand.
  • Deployment model: Mounted as a compact electric gripper for Unitree humanoid/arm workflows or other robot-arm integrations that need adjustable force and simple command…
  • Robotic grasping

    Claimed - Unitree presents Dex1-1 for motor-driven two-finger grasping on humanoid and robotics platforms.

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Research

  • Unitree dex1_1_service official Dex1-1 hand serial-to-DDS service

    2026-07-08 - Research Publication - Official Unitree Robotics repository providing a serial-to-DDS service, server, test tooling, calibration flow, and autostart setup for the Unitree Dex1-1 hand.

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Context

Market context

Compact electric gripper from Unitree for teams that need adjustable force rather than a five-finger hand.

  • Target environment: Humanoid robots, embodied-AI development, robot arms and compact manipulation systems
  • Workflow context: Simple gripping, sorting, handling and arm-mounted end-effector integration
  • Customer context: Teams that need a compact gripper with adjustable force rather than a five-finger hand.
  • Deployment model: Mounted as a compact electric gripper for Unitree humanoid/arm workflows or other robot-arm integrations that need adjustable force and simple command communication.
  • Commercial maturity: Commercial-facing product page; regional availability and integration package should be confirmed with Unitree.
  • Adoption constraints: Integration depends on mechanical mounting, controller support, camera variant selection and target robot compatibility.
  • Adjacent products: Robotiq 3-Finger Adaptive Gripper, qb SoftHand Industry, Unitree Dex5-1

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