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## Executive summary If your goal is to get a **Unitree G1** running *in a browser*, the strongest practical options split into three tiers. **For highest fidelity and direct use of G1’s existing MJCF assets, MuJoCo’s official JavaScript/WebAssembly bindings are the best fit**: MuJoCo natively loads **MJCF and URDF**, its web bindings are now official, and the bindings expose a workable file-system model for loading XML assets in-browser. Unitree’s own G1 description package explicitly ships **URDF and MJCF** variants, so the asset path is already aligned. The trade-off is that the web bindings are still marked **work in progress**, and you still need to build a small upload/asset-loading wrapper yourself. citeturn14view1turn15view1turn19view0 If you want the **fastest path to “a standing G1 in the browser”**, **Three.js + URDFLoader** is the easiest route. It is effectively a browser-native robot viewer with joint control, drag-and-drop examples, package-path handling, and custom...