Unitree Robotics Go1 Edu

Description

The Unitree Robotics Go1 Edu is a bionic quadruped robot that behaves like a real dog.
It accompanies you while you are jogging or walking in the park, helps you carry your stuff, and can even bring your morning paper.
The Go1 Edu model designed by the Chinese-based Unitree Robotics company amazes with its dog-like behavior, programming development opportunities, and the affordable price, much lower than those of most competitors.
Targeted mainly at the educational and R&D fields, the Go1 Edu can at the same time be regarded as one of the most budget-friendly four-legged bionic robots for home use.

The Unitree Robotics Go1 Edu has 3 joints per each leg powered by 12 high-performance motors.
The motors weigh about 900 g, have a maximum torque of 40 Nm and a rotational speed of 26.5 rad/s.
And can be controlled separately by the user.
Two Intel RealSense D435 wide-angle depth cameras and a visual odometer.
Open wide opportunities for the use of V-SLAM technology.
The cameras allow the robot to get the color and depth information and create a 3D map of.
The environment with the real-time positioning and navigation planning function.
The robot is capable of dynamic obstacle perception allowing it to refresh the map data according to the object relocation.
Another function of the Aliengo, provided by the cameras, is human posture and face recognition.
The robot recognizes specific postures of a person and can make corresponding movements.
It is also capable of a specified object tracking, focusing on a particular gesture.
The left hand up, for example), even if there are other people nearby.
As long as the Unitree Robotics Go1 Edu recognizes different human postures, you can use gesture control to operate the robot.
Programming development opportunities, and the affordable price, much lower than those of most competitors.