Unitree opened the world's first skill shop for humanoid robots

Unitree Robotics opens the first app store in the world for humanoid robots

The company Unitree Robotics has launched UniStore – a platform that allows owners of its robots to download and install new skills as easily as apps on a smartphone.

What’s included in UniStore
UniStore consists of four key modules:

Module Function User Square Platform for users – here you can browse and download ready-made packages. Motion Library Library of movements – sets of programs that control the robot’s body. Dataset Collection of data – sensor and training files that help improve skills. Developer Center Center for developers – a place for third‑party authors to create and publish their own movement packages.

With the mobile app owners can integrate complex movement sets across the entire Unitree lineup with one click: humanoids G1 and H1, quadrupeds B2, and the dog‑robot Go 2.

What’s already available
At launch UniStore offers 24 free packages (during the introductory period). Among them:

- Entertainment patterns – jumps, dances, “mem‑reactions” for meme robots.
- Martial arts from China and other more serious skills.

Why it matters
The platform adopts a familiar mobile‑device experience: an open marketplace with simple download and install. This is an innovative approach in the world of humanoid robotics that directly competes with Boston Dynamics’ model, where technologies remain closed and developed internally.

Thus, UniStore creates an ecosystem around Unitree hardware, opening opportunities for both end users and third‑party developers.