🐕 Rover achiever

July 30, 2026

Unitree gave the robot dog wheels, because stairs were the last safe place from automation.

The As2-W tops 13 mph on four 7-inch wheels, then uses its legs when gravel, steep slopes or 2.5-foot obstacles ruin the commute. It weighs about 55 pounds, can carry 35 pounds continuously and can travel more than 18 miles without a load. 

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This Sherpa crossed with a carry-on suitcase follows you up a 45-degree hill. Finally, a hiking partner that carries the snacks. 

These things look eerily effective. You have to watch this. Seriously. Then imagine it chasing you.