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Unitree Releases Free Swarm Control Software for H2 and G1 Robots
Unitree has released free UniUni software for controlling groups of its humanoid robots.
The software is initially available for the company's H2 and G1 models.
Users can draw paths and arrange timelines to plan robot movements.
They can also sync movements to music and monitor a fleet of robots through the app.
A one-tap emergency stop lets users halt the robots quickly.
The software runs on Windows and macOS, and Unitree says it is starting with the H2 and G1.
Unitree released UniUni, free swarm control software for users of its robots.
The software is available for Windows and macOS.
It lets users draw paths, arrange timelines and synchronize robot motion to music.
Users can monitor a fleet of humanoid robots and use a one-tap emergency stop.
The initial supported models are the H2 and G1.
- Who
- Unitree released the software for its users.
- What
- It released UniUni, a swarm control app for robots.
- When
- October 17, 2026.
- Where
- The app is available for Windows and macOS.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Software
- UniUni
- Supported models
- H2 and G1
- Platforms
- Windows and macOS
- Emergency feature
- One-tap emergency stop