Toborlife AI brings Unitree H2 Plus humanoid to North America

Toborlife AI says the Unitree H2 Plus is now available in North America, with U.S. shipping, support and onboarding included. The full-scale humanoid is aimed at research, manufacturing and enterprise teams that want a ready-to-use platform for embodied AI and manipulation work.

Why it matters: - The H2 Plus gives North American teams a full-scale humanoid platform that is configured, supported and shipped from the U.S. - The robot is designed for real-world work, including warehouse support, manufacturing, facilities operations and field use. - Toborlife AI is pairing hardware, onboard computing and software so teams can start work without months of integration.

What happened: - Toborlife AI announced the North American availability of the Unitree H2 Plus on Sept. 24, 2026. - The company is the official U.S. partner of Unitree Robotics and the developer of the Tobor Harness control system. - The H2 Plus is shipping directly from the U.S. and is available now for customers in North America. - Research groups, universities and enterprise teams can buy the platform, schedule a consultation or request a demonstration through Toborlife AI.

The details: - The H2 Plus is described as a full-scale humanoid robot for embodied AI, autonomous manipulation and enterprise robotics applications. - Toborlife AI says the platform arrives with hardware, computing and software integrated and supported by its U.S.-based engineering team. - The robot has 31 degrees of freedom across the body and a choice of 15 hand configurations. - With SharpaWave tactile five-finger hands, total dexterity rises to 75 degrees of freedom. - Pressure-sensing fingertips are built to support fine motor control for picking up, holding and manipulating objects. - NVIDIA Jetson Thor is included on the H2 Plus Ultimate and available as an add-on for the Standard model. - Jetson Thor uses the Blackwell GPU architecture, 128GB of unified memory and 2,070 TOPS of throughput. - The onboard compute runs perception and control models on the robot instead of on a workstation or in the cloud. - The platform supports NVIDIA Isaac GR00T open models, simulation frameworks and reference workflows. - Vision hardware includes a wide-field binocular camera in the head, with 360-degree LiDAR available as an option. - The H2 Plus supports custom code and over-the-air updates. - The robot uses a quick-release smart battery and runs about three hours. - The H2 Plus carries an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance. - Toborlife AI says the platform is suitable for teams that need a robot capable of doing the same tasks it is trained to perform.

Between the lines: - The launch reflects a shift from lab-only humanoids toward systems that are meant to work in operational settings. - Toborlife AI is trying to remove a common barrier in robotics: sourcing hands, compute and software from separate vendors and stitching them together. - The company is also positioning teleoperation and data collection as a path from deployment to training, which could speed up model development. - David Schulhof said this is the first humanoid Toborlife AI has offered that is ready for a shift, not just an experiment. - George Ekas said the H2 Plus could become the most popular humanoid robot of 2027, and that Toborverse software will be brought to the H2 later this year.

What's next: - Toborlife AI plans to extend its full-body teleoperation software for the Unitree G1 Edu to the H2 series later this year. - The system will let operators wearing a VR headset control the robot with full-body and finger-level motion capture. - Customers who buy the H2 Plus now will be able to add teleoperation, data collection and model training when the software becomes available. - Each deployment includes technical support, configuration guidance and hands-on onboarding from Toborlife AI's U.S.-based robotics engineers. - Customer-recorded data remains the customer's property and stays on the Toborverse cloud in the United States. - Toborlife AI says it does not use or distribute valuable customer teleoperation data. - More information is available at Toborlife AI.