Unitree opens pre-orders for Go2 robot dog with GPT-based voice
The low-cost quadruped's Pro model includes a speech engine that lets owners talk to it in natural language.
Chinese maker Unitree began taking orders for its second-generation Go2 quadruped, starting at 1,600 dollars for the base model and 2,800 dollars for the Pro. Only the Pro version includes a GPT-enabled speech engine that allows natural-language conversation and attempts to turn spoken requests into code. The robot uses lidar and cameras to cope with stairs and rough ground. Bringing conversational AI to a consumer-priced robot pet showed how quickly LLMs were reaching companion-style hardware.
Source: New Atlas
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