Unitree Go2
The Unitree Go2 is a quadruped robot manufactured by Unitree. It serves as a widely used research platform for validating various algorithms and control strategies.
In September 2026, the Unitree Go2 was used as an evaluation target for the RoboCompiler framework, a graph-native system that compiles robot mechanism graphs into a shared mechanical interface to improve modeling and control efficiency.
Also in September 2026, the Unitree Go2 was used in experiments for the CTCS (Capability-Tradeoff Contact Selection) algorithm, equipped with an AgileX NERO arm. In this setup, the robot was tested across 392 task conditions and nine support surfaces to verify its ability to optimize contact selection by balancing stability and mobility. Furthermore, the Unitree Go2 was used in simulation for the SGPS (Sampling-Guided Policy Search) methodology to train vision-based policies. The trained policy was deployed zero-shot to a physical Unitree Go2, which successfully performed autonomous trotting, crawling, and obstacle traversal using only its onboard depth sensor.
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