Unitree robot supply and integration: what DroneBase offers

Buying a Unitree robot is the easy part. Making it work inside an operational process, with a payload that collects the right data, integration with your systems and trained people, is the real job. That is where we start.

• Configured Unitree A2 Pro: industrial quadruped with thermal + daylight payload, gas and dust sensors, fire detection, SLAM 3D mapping, VR-teleoperated robotic arm or a custom payload. See robot dogs for inspection; configurations are quoted per project.
• Listed accessories: the thermal and daylight camera with zoom for Unitree Go, A2 and AS2 (€1,980 including VAT) and the Smart Controller 7 handheld ground station (€1,464 including VAT). All accessories are in Unitree accessories.
• Other Unitree models (Go2, B2, G1 humanoid): availability and configuration on request, based on the application.
• Services: application analysis, payload integration, operator training, support and spare parts, project documentation.

Unitree robot range at a glance

Unitree Robotics builds quadruped and humanoid robots with very different capabilities. The table summarises the data published on the official unitree.com website; real-world performance depends on configuration, payload, terrain and operating conditions.

For industrial inspection with a significant sensor load the reference is the A2; the Go2 suits development, education and light missions; the G1 is a research platform for humanoid robotics.

Industrial applications of Unitree robots

A quadruped carries the sensor where wheeled or tracked rovers stop (steps, industrial stairs, gratings, rubble) and where a drone struggles: enclosed spaces with no GPS and little room to manoeuvre.

• Plant inspection: recurring rounds on lines, switchboards and machinery with thermal readings and anomaly detection.
• Tunnels and confined spaces: GPS-free SLAM 3D surveys and atmosphere checks before staff enter.
• Security patrol: perimeter rounds and night watch with thermal imaging and zoom.
• Fire prevention: thermal monitoring of warehouses and areas at risk of self-ignition, with early hotspot detection.
• Emergency response: reconnaissance of unstable or contaminated areas before teams go in.
• Research and education: open platforms for universities and labs, with secondary development and SDKs (ROS 2 on A2 Pro, EDU versions of Go2 and G1).

Accessories and payloads for Unitree robots

The dual-light gimbal kit fits Unitree Go, A2 and AS2 with a 3-axis stabilised head carrying a 384×288 thermal camera (8-14 μm, up to 11 palettes), a 5 MP daylight sensor with 2K video and 30× digital zoom, dual RTSP streaming over IP and AI target tracking, at 117 g and 7.2-72 V DC input. Installation requires the Unitree integration and control kit, sold separately: we specify the complete configuration in the quote.

The Smart Controller 7 is a handheld ground station with a 7" 1,600-nit touchscreen, Android 13, 2.4 GHz link up to 15 km, IP54 and about 11 hours of battery life; it runs GCS software such as QGroundControl and Mission Planner. We check compatibility with your planned robot and payload setup.

What DroneBase provides for Unitree robots

• Application analysis: we start from the operational problem and the real environment, defining routes, data to collect and site constraints.
• Configuration and integration: payload selection, mounting, power, communications and integration with existing systems.
• Custom development: payloads built to specification, from prototype to field acceptance.
• Operator training: use, maintenance, mission management and data interpretation.
• Support and spare parts: ongoing technical support to keep the platform operational.

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