Thanks to the cameras that Unitree Go1 has around it, in the future we will be able to model the space that the robodog pass through. Both in the form of a 2D model and a 3D model.

At the same time, the robot can recognize objects. The most important thing for us is human recognition. If robodog sees any person, it will mark them for us in the form of points and lines between them, which copy the skeleton of a person. In the future, we will use this function to search the perimeter of buildings and nature.

It is capable of climbing stairs up to 13 centimetres high. It can therefore climb most staircases, but if it has a problem, it can simply be carried out using the joint locking mode and the loop that is on its back.

GO1 is our first robotic dog for which we have developed a custom control application offering new possibilities for rescue and exploration projects. Searching in forests to find missing persons poses a significant challenge, so we are looking for a solution that covers all available methods and spaces needed for the search.

Thanks to our app, the GO1 EDU can be controlled in real time over LTE, so its range is virtually unlimited. In addition, to ensure an efficient implementation, we have developed additional hardware that enables reliable communication between the app and the robot dog’s control unit.
Another function of this robot will be a vanguard for the Strike Team, which we train with regularly.

We are currently focusing on the second version of our application and the Unitree GO2 robotic dog. We will keep posting all projects related to this robot on our website – keep an eye on us so you don’t miss anything.