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FAQ about the Unitree Go2 Edu Plus quadruped robot
What is the Unitree Go2 Edu Plus quadruped robot used for?
The Unitree Go2 Edu Plus is a programmable quadruped robot intended for research, higher education and robotics development. It can be used for mobile robotics, autonomous navigation, mapping, teleoperation and embedded perception projects.
What is the difference between the Go2 Edu Plus versions?
The different Go2 Edu Plus versions mainly differ in their onboard computing power and the optional integration of a 3D LiDAR. The 40 TOPS and 100 TOPS versions address different onboard processing needs, while the Mid-360 LiDAR and XT16 LiDAR versions are more oriented toward SLAM, navigation and 3D perception projects.
Is the Unitree Go2 Edu Plus ROS-compatible?
Yes, the Unitree Go2 Edu Plus robot dog is ROS-compatible. This compatibility makes it possible to integrate it into software development, algorithm testing, sensor integration and mobile robotics teaching workflows.
What sensors are integrated into the Go2 Edu Plus?
The Go2 Edu Plus integrates a 4D L1 LiDAR, an Intel RealSense D435i camera, a tracking sensor and foot force sensors. Depending on the selected version, it can also include a Mid-360 3D LiDAR or a Hesai XT16 3D LiDAR.
Is the Go2 Edu Plus suitable for a laboratory or a university?
Yes, the Unitree Go2 Edu Plus is suitable for laboratories, universities, research professors and R&D teams looking for a quadruped platform for locomotion, navigation, data collection, ROS or robotics experimentation.