Unitree Aliengo
A quadruped robot with 12 high-performance servo motors, multi-view depth-sensing vision, V-SLAM, joint force control, rugged-terrain adaptation, long endurance, and open software and hardware interfaces.
Primary use case: Multifunctional, industrial-level applications
Height
60 cm
Weight
21.5 kg
DOF
12
Payload
13 kg
Battery
4.6 hrs
Price
$50K
Specifications
Physical
Height
60 cm
Weight
21.5 kg
Degrees of Freedom
12
Locomotion
quadruped
Max Speed
5.4 km/h
Manipulation
Payload
13 kg
Power & Autonomy
Battery Life
4.6 hrs
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
Multi-view depth sensing, V-SLAM visual odometry, Joint force control, Multi-terrain adaptation, Obstacle avoidance and climbing, Dynamic attitude and position stabilization
Onboard Compute
Onboard PC included with the developer version
Commercial
Price
$50K
Availability
available
Primary Use Case
Multifunctional, industrial-level applications
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