Unitree Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 Quadruped Robot
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- BRAND:
- UNITREE ROBOTICS
- MODEL:
- GO2 EDU PLUS MID 360
- ORIGIN:
- China
- Warranty:
- 12 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
- SKU:
- Unitree-Go2-Edu-Plus-Mid-360
Unitree Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 Quadruped Robot
A robot dog is easy to admire and hard to put to work. The Unitree Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 Quadruped Robot belongs to the group that was built for the second half of that sentence: a compact four-legged platform that a lab, a university or an integrator can carry, power, extend and run for a full working session.
The product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
Unitree Robotics and the Go2 family
Unitree Robotics is a maker of legged robots, and the Go2 line is its compact quadruped family. The family is sold in several versions: Go2 Air, Go2 Pro, Go2 X and the Go2 EDU range. The EDU range is split into the Go2 Edu Standard, the Go2 Edu Plus, the Go2 Edu Plus Mid-360 and the Go2 Edu Plus Hesai XT16.
The names show how the family is organized. The first group covers general use. The EDU group is aimed at people who want to build on the robot rather than only operate it. Within the EDU group, the suffix tells you which configuration you are looking at, so it pays to read the full product name carefully when you compare pages.
Where the Edu Plus Mid 360 sits
The Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 is the EDU configuration that carries the Mid-360 designation in its name. Its figures below are the EDU figures: a long-endurance battery, a payload rating that reaches a higher maximum than the lighter versions, and a foot-end force sensor that is included on EDU.
In practice that makes it a development and research platform more than a showpiece. It walks, climbs and carries, and it is meant to be a base for sensors, software and experiments. If you are comparing the whole family, the Unitree Go2 category page shows every version side by side.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions standing | 70cm x 31cm x 40cm |
| Dimensions crouching | 76cm x 31cm x 20cm |
| Weight (with battery) | About 15kg |
| Payload | ≈8kg (MAX ~12kg) |
| Speed | 0 ~ 3.7m/s (MAX ~5m/s) |
| Max climb angle | 40° |
| Voltage | 28V~33.6V |
| Smart battery | Long endurance (15000mAh) |
| Battery life | About 2-4h |
| Peak joint torque | Approx. 45N·m |
| Foot-end force sensor | Included on EDU |
| Wireless module | Wi-Fi6/Bluetooth/4G |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the IP rating, the operating temperature range, the package dimensions or the shipping weight; they are confirmed at quotation.
What makes the Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 different from the lighter Go2 versions?
The clearest difference is endurance. The EDU configuration carries the long-endurance 15000mAh smart battery and a battery life of about 2-4h, while the Go2 Air, Go2 Pro and Go2 X use the standard 8000mAh battery. For anyone who runs repeated trials, surveys or demonstrations, a longer working window means fewer interruptions for charging and fewer chances to lose the thread of an experiment.
The second difference is capability. The EDU payload is rated at about 8kg with a maximum of about 12kg, and the top speed reaches 5m/s at maximum, with normal running at up to 3.7m/s. The robot climbs slopes up to 40°, and a peak joint torque of approximately 45N·m supports that work. Together these figures describe a machine that can carry a sensor package and still move with purpose.
The third difference is feedback from the ground. A foot-end force sensor is included on EDU, which matters to researchers who study contact, gait and terrain response. The wireless module combines Wi-Fi6, Bluetooth and 4G, so the robot can be reached and monitored in several ways depending on the site.
How does it compare with other EDU configurations?
The EDU range offers more than one route. If your project calls for a different sensing arrangement, the Unitree Go2 Edu Plus Hesai XT16 Quadruped Robot is the sibling to review. The Unitree Go2 Edu Plus AI Quadruped Robot Dog is the base Edu Plus page, and the Unitree Go2 Edu Standard Quadruped Robot is the entry point to the EDU range.
The sensible approach is to start from the work you need done: which sensor, which software, how many hours on site. Then match that list to the configuration name. Our team can compare the options with you when you request a quotation.
Who is the Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 for?
University labs and research groups are the natural buyers. They need a legged platform that can be programmed, extended and kept running through long sessions, and the EDU battery and payload figures suit that routine. Browse the wider Research Robots category if you are still choosing between robot types.
Teachers and technical colleges will find it a practical way to teach locomotion, control and sensing with real hardware. Integrators and developers can use it as a mobile base for prototypes, and inspection or survey teams can use it to evaluate how a quadruped handles their sites before they commit to a larger system.
If your needs are lighter, such as demonstrations or general exploration, the Go2 Air, the Go2 Pro or the Go2 X may be a better fit.
What is the Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 used for?
- Robotics research. A programmable legged base for studies in locomotion, navigation and control.
- University teaching. Hands-on coursework where students work with a real quadruped instead of a simulation alone.
- Sensor-carrying surveys. Moving a mounted sensor package through spaces where wheels struggle, within the rated payload.
- Terrain and gait studies. Using the foot-end force sensor and the 40° climb rating to examine how the robot meets slopes and uneven ground.
- System integration. A mobile platform for testing software, communications and payload ideas before a larger deployment.
- Demonstrations and outreach. Showing clients, students and visitors what a capable legged robot can do.
Pricing and Availability
We do not print prices on this page. Every order of the Unitree Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 Quadruped Robot is handled by quotation, so that the configuration matches your project. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The Unitree Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 Quadruped Robot is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast does the Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 move?
The speed is 0 ~ 3.7m/s, with a maximum of about 5m/s.
How much can it carry?
The payload is about 8kg, with a maximum of about 12kg.
How long does the battery last?
The long-endurance 15000mAh smart battery gives a battery life of about 2-4h.
What slopes can it climb?
The maximum climb angle is 40°.
How big and how heavy is it?
Standing, it measures 70cm x 31cm x 40cm; crouching, 76cm x 31cm x 20cm. The weight with battery is about 15kg.
Does it have an IP rating?
An IP rating and an operating temperature range are not listed in the table above. Ask for them when you request your quotation.
Where can I buy the Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 and what does it cost?
You can request it through this page. The cost depends on the configuration and delivery arrangements, so we provide it by quotation rather than as a printed figure.
Summary
The Go2 Edu Plus Mid 360 turns the idea of a robot dog into a working tool. Its long-endurance battery, payload rating, 40° climb angle and foot-end force sensor describe a platform for people who need to run real work rather than admire a demonstration. If that is the kind of work in front of you, this page is the starting point.