7K views · 25 reactions | In our first 24 hours with Unitree's Go2 Pro Robot Dog, we challenged its AI object avoidance with an obstacle course, tested its balancing skills on stairs and rocky ground, experimented with its AI follow mode, and brought it to the dog park to see how it gets along with the real deal. | CNET | Facebook

When your robot dog can roll, climb, and do tricks better than your real one. Last year, Chinese robotics company Unitree impressed us with its $1,600 second-generation robot dog, showcasing circus tricks and GPT chat capabilities. Now, they’ve introduced an all-terrain upgrade called the Go2-W. This new model features motorized wheels with 7-inch pneumatic tires, enabling it to glide over flat surfaces and handle minor bumps. Plus, it can lock its wheels to walk over rough terrain, climb stairs

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