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The robot dog is pawing at the top of technology
There’s much more to the robot dog than meets the eye. The robot dog represents quadruped mobile robotics – and we’ve only seen a fraction of its potential future
applications so far.
We have the honour to represent Unitree Robotics’ products in Europe. Our constantly expanding range includes products from consumer versions to weather-protected industrial ones. Unitree products are excellent development platforms for operators such as research institutes that want to get a kick start to their own walking robotics research.
Unitree Go1 Pro
Excellent performance
The Unitree Go1 Pro robot dog may be small and compact, but this robot dog has excellent performance. Thanks to its top features, you’ll be able to utilise the robot dog for optimal purposes.
- maximum speed 12.6 km/h
- weight 12 kg
- 5 pairs of fisheye cameras
- smart human tracking feature
Unitree Go1 Pro
Features
The multiple uses of the robot dog are based on its features with a wide range of potential utilisations. You can also program the robot dog yourself.
Freely programmable
In addition to the dog’s default settings, you can program it for the purposes of your choice.
5 pairs of fisheye cameras
The robot dog keeps track of its surroundings with a total of ten fisheye lens cameras.
Tracking feature
Thanks to its smart tracking system, the robot dog can accompany you on a run, for example.
Avoid obstacles
The robot dog is able to avoid obstacles on its own.
Frequently asked questions about the robot dog
- You can use a robot dog for many different purposes. Industrial purposes include indoor and outdoor logistics. The B1 model is particularly capable of various logistics tasks carried out on outdoor terrains. It could be used for purposes such as temporary and automatic logistics in a disaster zone.
- Robot dogs can also be utilised in various guarding duties. Practical benefits for guarding fences and areas and patrolling the area include timed activities and collecting data from the environment.
- Equipping a robot dog with various sensors enables its use on various inspection rounds, such as automatic, scheduled inspection walks. Inspection walks can be used to examine different features in the environment, such as gas levels and combustion gases.
- Robot dogs can also be used for various detection tasks. When searching an area, you can use the robot dog to locate specific targets in the chosen area and report their location. These tasks include detection tasks related to guarding or investigating an accident site.
The robot dog keeps track of its surroundings with a total of ten fisheye lens cameras. It utilises the cameras when tracking a human, for example. You can also follow the camera image via an app on your mobile phone or tablet. Two of the cameras are located in the front, as the dog’s “eyes”. There are additional cameras on the robot dog’s chin, stomach and sides.
You control the dog using a controller with a set of features. You can also set your phone or tablet in the middle of the controller, and use your screen to see what’s in the robot dog’s field of vision and where the dog is going. You can also program the dog to move on its own. The best thing about the robot dog is that it’s so easy to use. Controlling the dog is comparable to playing Playstation or driving an RC car.
In addition to the dog’s default settings, you can program it for the purposes of your choice. You can program both high-level control that covers all robot movements and low-level control, such as joint movement and walking routines. The programming language is C++ and examples for programming are available on Github.
The prices of Unitree’s robot dogs start at approx. 5200 euros. The price is affected by the model of the dog and any additional parts.
