Go2-W Context
Market context
Compact wheeled-legged Go2 variant with in-wheel motors and pneumatic tires.
- Target environment: Education, research, inspection demos, light field robotics and all-terrain mobility experiments.
- Workflow context: Wheel-leg traversal, stairs, obstacle crossing, app control, secondary development and sensor-enabled mobility.
- Customer context: Developers, researchers, education users and teams testing lower-cost quadruped mobility.
- Deployment model: Commercial product in Unitree's Go-series ecosystem.
- Commercial maturity: public product page with detailed parameters and feature list.
- Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on software access, safety controls, payload needs, terrain demands and support availability.
- Market position: Lower-cost wheeled quadruped option beneath Unitree's industrial B-series.
- Adjacent products: Unitree Go2, Unitree B2-W, Unitree B2, Deep Robotics Lite3
Audience
Engineering teams
Workflow
Wheel-leg traversal, stairs, obstacle crossing, app control, secondary development and sensor-enabled mobility.
Deployment environment
Education, research, inspection demos, light field robotics and all-terrain mobility experiments.
Specifications
- Standing Size: 70 x 43 x 50 cm
- Weight: About 18 kg with battery
- Payload: About 8 kg; max about 12 kg
- Voltage: 33.6 V
- Speed Mps: 0-2.5 m/s
- Max Climb Drop Height Cm: < 70 cm
- Max Climb Angle Deg: 35 degrees
- Joint Motors: 16 aluminum knee joint motors
- Max Joint Torque Nm: About 45 N.m
- Tires: 7-inch pneumatic tire
- robotics sensors: Super-wide-angle 3D LiDAR and HD wide-angle camera
- Battery: 15000 mAh long-endurance battery; 1.5-3 h endurance
Tags
- Peer Group: Wheeled-Legged Quadruped
- Deployment Environment: Outdoor field environment
- Stack Layer: Finished robot platform
- Commercial Stage: Commercial product
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