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Unitree Go2

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Manufacturer
Unitree Robotics
Status
Commercial
Price
UK price varies by configuration; confirm supplier quote
UK
Commercially available
Europe
Not verified
Last verified
2026-10-14

Go2 is Unitree’s compact quadruped robot family for consumer, education and development use. Air, Pro, X and Edu configurations differ in computing, battery, connectivity and software access. This profile does not treat the entry-level model as equivalent to the development-oriented Edu configuration.

Configuration and development access

Unitree’s specification table lists a standing height of approximately 40cm and weight of approximately 15kg including the battery. Published battery life varies from about 1–2 hours on Air, Pro and X to 2–4 hours on Edu. These are manufacturer figures, not guarantees for a loaded inspection mission.

The official table distinguishes secondary-development access by variant, with full support listed for Edu. Unitree also warns that some functions require human operation or additional development. Demonstration behaviours do not establish dependable unattended work.

UK supply and support

A UK supply route is available through Scan Computers. OLO Robotics identifies Go2 as a supported platform for its browser-based robot tools; software compatibility and any additional setup must be confirmed for the exact order. Hardware purchase, software subscription, integration and continuing support should be priced separately.

Sources: official specifications, Scan robotics catalogue and OLO partnership details. Checked 14 October 2026.

Latest coverage: Scan and OLO target the hidden cost of deploying robots. Related profiles: Unitree Robotics, Scan Computers and OLO Robotics.

Security support & EU CRA evidence

Not yet assessed by Robot Harbour

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Manufacturer / reporting owner
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Declared security support
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Security-update method
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Security evidence checked
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Read the UK and EU regulation guide for scope, reporting deadlines and the later product-security requirements.