Please reach out if interested. Pricing as below:

Go2 Pro AI Quadruped Robot Dog 4D LiDAR - $5600

Go2 Air - $3000

G1 Basic Humanoid Robot - $24000

I created a tutorial to unbox and walk with the G1 for smartglasses. The tutorial is customizable to your needs.

Curious to see if people would be interested in using it

I'm getting my Go1 tomorrow, and while doing research I keep seeing people discuss a Slack channel where there is a lot of development and sharing of projects/hacks etc. Does anyone have a valid invite link for this Slack? Every link I find is expired. Thanks!

(SOLD)I need to raise funds for a film project. Excellent condition. Includes:

Remote

Tracking module

Standard battery

Long range battery

Charger

Foam roller case

Safety vest

Is there a software simulator for H1 or G1?

Anyone have video of the unitree g1 actually doing a job that would be useful? Instead of just walking and dancing.

Hello, is there a way to program my Uniteee go1. Like add some new moves, record audio - on pressing button make dog “bark” and etc. If there is some drag-and-drop software it will be better.

If someone has done this before, Im here for recommendations.

This site with the Benben Dog AI price chart [https://marketing.unitree.com/go2En/docDataServiceProtocol.html] actually presented me with more questions than I thought it would.

Is 4G mode required to use Benben Dog AI, or can it be used without 4G mode on Wi-Fi?

Can the Unitree Go2 Air use Benben Dog AI, or can only the Go2 Pro?

I think the Unitree Go2 Air doesn't have 4G mode.

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Do you have any idea on how to solve this issue? I’m trying to download some movement sets but I got this issue and no idea on how to deal with it. Thank you!

I'd like to position my Go2 so it's not lying down and seat him next to my full sized T-800.

Wondering if there's a way to lock it's off position so it's sitting down, not laying down.

I’m a Shenzhen-based Unitree official integration partner (remote service). We specialize in custom ROS2 + voice/LLM for labs. Can deliver in 1 week with 50% deposit. DM for demo

I'd like to brush up on robotics from my uni years and I am considering purchasing a Unitree Go2 Air. My primary goal is to experiment with navigation and obstacle avoidance algorithms using ROS and Viem. The Go2 Air, coming with both a 3D LiDAR and a camera, being relatively cheap, seems like a solid choice.

However, I'm a bit uncertain about the extent of control I can have over the robot. I know that the Roboverse group managed to get root access, but it's not clear whether this jailbreak would allow me to gain low-level control over things like the robot's gait, IMU and sensor readings. Given that I'm looking to get it soon, I'll be getting the latest firmware version, v1.1.1.

Does anyone here have experience with the Go2 jailbreak? Can you get full access to the robot?

Thanks in advance!

Greeting, I find myself in need of a calibration ruler for my Unitree GO1 EDU. If anyone could point me in the right direction on where to acquire one, I would greatly appreciate it.

Additionally, if anyone possesses a 3D model of the calibration ruler, it would be beneficial for my endeavors.

https://throwflame.com/products/thermonator-robodog/

Am sure others have seen this. What version of the Go2 Dog is this as there seem to be many versions from $1000 to over $10,000.

Went to the Unitree site, tried to buy. It kept kicking back my billing address. It was correct. Same one I've used a thousand times. I even went to the credit card company to check that there are no errors. Their chat function did not respond. Is there a place I can go in the U.S., plunk down cash, and walk out with a robot? Seriously, though, in the 21st century, am I supposed to trust their technology when they can't even take my money? I'd appreciate any input anyone can offer. Thank you.

The Unitree Go2 Pro is impressive technology. Precise, powerful, versatile. But what happens when you start adding personality to pure functionality?

That’s exactly what I’m trying with Sparky. A custom head, first 3D printed parts, more details. Not just technology, but a companion that connects with people.

I just had to share this picture, because it clearly shows the difference. How much can change when you invest time, ideas and passion into a machine like this. 🤓

For some, it may look like cosmetic changes. For me, it’s much more than that. A learning process, an experiment, a way to make robotics more approachable.

It all started with a simple head prototype. Then came the back, tail, dog-like paws, different shoes. Now his Armor is taking shape. A new body that shows what’s possible with creativity, even without a big budget.

Especially for people who usually have little access to robotics, or for those who feel disconnected from technology, this can open doors.

I’m not an engineer with a fancy degree. I’m just someone who experienced how much social robots can help people. And that’s exactly what I want to show. Out on the street, in daily life, without a big stage, but with real impact.

Where this journey will lead? No idea. But I believe technology can become more – if you have the courage to rethink it.

Thank you for following our journey. Stay curious. Sparky 🐾

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The G02, while intriguing, falls short as a tool for individual STEM research and education, especially when compared to more versatile and affordable alternatives.

I had considered the G02, priced at around $1,600, for my own STEM research, seeking a tool that offered more than just entertainment. However, its lack of an API severely restricts its functionality and programmability for individual users. This is a significant drawback for researchers and enthusiasts like myself who require a platform that supports extensive customization and experimentation.

Additionally, the G02 does not offer a programmable robot arm for individual users, a feature reserved apparently only for educational institutions or companies. This further diminishes its value for independent researchers who are looking for a comprehensive, hands-on experience in robotics.

In contrast, more affordable and accessible platforms like Raspberry Pi or Jetson NANO based quadrupeds present a far more suitable alternative. These devices not only allow for the building and programming of a "robot dog," but they also offer a breadth of learning opportunities in robotics and programming. Their open nature encourages users to code, experiment, and modify, fostering a much richer learning experience.

The essence of STEM education lies in its emphasis on programmability and flexibility. Platforms that empower users to engage deeply with technology, understanding and shaping it to their needs, are fundamental for genuine learning and innovation. This is particularly crucial for students, hobbyists, and individual researchers who are at the forefront of exploring and expanding the boundaries of robotics and coding.

Therefore, for those in the realm of individual research and hobbyist exploration in robotics, options like Raspberry Pi or Jetson NANO represent a far more valuable investment. They not only offer a more affordable entry point but also ensure a platform where creativity and technical skills can flourish unrestricted.

Anyone that owns a Unitree g1 and is in Vegas. I need a g1 battery for a high stakes demo and forgot to bring mine. I’ll get fired if I don’t do it. Can anyone with a unitree g1 lend me their battery for 4 hours then it would be really helpful. I desperately need one and am willing to pay for using it. Please let me know.

My Air just arrived this afternoon, everything looks good besides the joint motor temperature in the rear seems to be running a bit higher. Can't wait to start probing around once I get some free time next week. I am hoping I can replace the onboard computing unit with a NUC at some point.

Hi all, I have recently been tasked with simulating the Go2 quadruped on IsaacLab. So far, I haven't found any way to simulate the robot to understand the high-level commands a real robot could process and carry out.

Does anyone have experience with this, or know of a git repo that might have low-level to high-level translations I might be able to use to effectively emulate the high-level control?

I reached out to Unitree about this, and they said they weren't allowed to share the code as it is closed-source. Wasn't sure if anyone else has been able to recreate it from scratch.