What can a robot dog do?

Unitree has brought Unitree Go 2 to a wider audience by pre-ordering it for just $1,600. The total cost for US residents, including shipping and customs, is about $2,400, making it a much more affordable option than other similar businesses.

With a height of 40.6 cm, a length of 68.6 cm and a weight of 15 kg, the Unitree Go 2 has impressive features. It is equipped with a camera, a flashlight and a 360° rotatable lidar sensor. In addition, the robot dog is powered by 12 motors, three on each leg, allowing it to maneuver smoothly on different surfaces and perform movements similar to those of a real dog.

The 8000 mAh battery gives the Unitree Go 2 a reasonable 1-2 hours of battery life. Also, the robot supports Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth, providing seamless connectivity. With a maximum speed of 2.5 meters per second, the robot can navigate difficult terrains, including stairs and rocky surfaces. In addition to somersaults, his ability to stand on two legs and dance adds a playful twist to his repertoire.

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Pro version of Unitree Go 2

For those looking for more advanced features, the $2,800 Unitree Go 2 Pro version offers an AI-powered chatbot, a “wireless vector positioning tracking module” for precise command execution, and built-in speakers and a microphone for voice commands, media playback, and intercom functions. The updated model also has a more powerful processor, 4G support and increased speed, allowing it to travel at 3.5 meters per second.

Also, the Unitree portfolio includes the EDU robops model with an impressive speed of up to 5 m/s. It is equipped with a 15,000 mAh battery and a unique “tip force sensor” that increases the ability to perform tricks and maneuvers.

With its impressive features and affordability, the Unitree Go 2 is sure to appeal to tech enthusiasts and robotics fans alike. As the demand for robotic companions and assistants continues to grow, Unitree’s innovations are likely to play an important role in shaping the future of consumer robotics.