Claimed 12.66 m/s sprint
Unitree's August 2026 video is reported as a sprint of 12.66 m/s, about 28.3 mph. The figure is a company claim and has not been independently verified. [2][1]
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Product overview
Unitree Superman is an experimental legged humanoid from Unitree Robotics, revealed on 17 August 2026 in an official video. The robot has no head, hands or grippers, and Unitree gives its leg length as 0.85 m. The company described development as having taken a little over three months.
Unitree claims a standing jump of 2 m and a top sprint of 12.66 m/s, which is about 45.6 km/h. Fast Company says the figures came from Unitree without independent verification, test venue or measurement method. The sprint is therefore kept as a demonstration claim rather than a product specification.
Press reports describe Superman as a prototype with no mass-production timeline. No price or sales channel was found, and no Superman product page was found on unitree.com.
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Unitree's August 2026 video is reported as a sprint of 12.66 m/s, about 28.3 mph. The figure is a company claim and has not been independently verified. [2][1]
Unitree claims a standing jump of about 2 m, roughly 6.5 ft as shown in its video, according to press coverage of the release. [1]
The robot is headless and has no hands or grippers. Its design is built around legs for locomotion. [1]
Unitree calls it an experimental platform for studying highly dynamic movement. Press reports describe no mass-production timeline. [1][2]
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Unitree Robotics · Aug 17, 2026
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