Unitree Go1 - Quadruped Service Robot
Unitree Go1 is a quadruped mobile robot for research, education, inspection, and advanced robotics experimentation.
The Unitree Go1 is a dog-like quadruped robot designed for agile movement, autonomous following, and robotics development. It is commonly used in research labs, STEM education, technical demonstrations, and light inspection scenarios where legged mobility is more relevant than wheels.
Specs that matter
| Runtime | About 1 to 2 hours, usage dependent |
|---|---|
| Speed | Up to about 4.7 m/s |
| Payload | Approx. up to 3 to 5 kg depending on configuration |
| Sensors | Cameras, ultrasonic sensors, joint encoders, and IMU |
| Navigation | Autonomous follow and obstacle awareness on supported versions |
| Indoor / outdoor | Indoor / outdoor |
| Dimensions | 598×309×300 mm (standing) |
| Price range | Typically from around USD 2,700+ depending on version |
Best for
- Education
- Warehouse
What it does well
- Affordable entry point compared with many quadruped robots
- Strong appeal for education, research, and developer experimentation
Honest limits
- Not a full service robot for mainstream business operations
- Battery runtime and payload are limited for practical field work
Before you buy
| Warranty | Varies by seller and region |
|---|---|
| Support | Available through Unitree and distributor channels |
| Spare parts | Available through official or partner channels |
| Delivery region | International, subject to distributor coverage |
| Setup | Requires charging, app or software setup, and operator familiarization |
| Integration | Developer APIs and SDK support depending on version |
Availability
Available internationally through Unitree and authorized distributors
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