Consumer research quadruped — human-following demonstrations for classrooms, now discontinued
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4.7 m/s max speed and dynamic gait control suit classroom demonstrations of legged robotics and human-following algorithms.
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$3K - $9K
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Launch pricing and specs from Unitree official shop (unitree.com) and Unitree Robotics datasheet; discontinuation status confirmed via RoboZaps (July 2026) and official unavailability notice; field durability issues from University of Colorado Correll Lab field trial (July 2024); variant-specific compute and sensor differences from TOD System and Wevolver spec sheets; battery/runtime data from IEEE Spectrum feature (Feb. 2023) and user manual; Go2 comparison from RoboZaps (July 2026).
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Unitree Go1 is priced at $2,700–$8,500 (manufacturer list pricing; final quotes vary by configuration and region).
Unitree Go1 is best suited for: Classroom SLAM, gait-control curriculum in robotics programs for undergraduate labs · Indoor human-robot interaction research and side-following algorithm validation · Agility demonstrations and public engagement at university events and open houses.
Unitree Go1 has been announced but is not yet purchasable — treat published specs as provisional.
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