Unitree Robotics has introduced an enhanced model of their robot dog, the Unitree B2-W | Space and Technology

When your robot dog can roll, climb, and do tricks better than your real one. Last year, Chinese robotics company Unitree impressed us with its $1,600 second-generation robot dog, showcasing circus tricks and GPT chat capabilities. Now, they’ve introduced an all-terrain upgrade called the Go2-W. This new model features motorized wheels with 7-inch pneumatic tires, enabling it to glide over flat surfaces and handle minor bumps. Plus, it can lock its wheels to walk over rough terrain, climb stairs