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AI-generated concept artwork · imagined lab and robots, not product photography

6 carefully scoped modelsAcross three distinct robot categories
Manufacturer sourcesLinked specifications, version notes included
Reviewed 28 October 2026No hands-on tests or performance rankings

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Boston Dynamics Spot quadruped robot standing on a woodland path.
Boston Dynamics SpotSpot with third-party markings and a mounted payload; configuration varies.Photo: Jonte / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · CC BY-SA 4.0Resized and converted to WebP; original framing retained.Official model information ↗
Unitree Go2 quadruped platform viewed from the front during a public demonstration.
Unitree Go2 EDUGo2 platform pictured at a 2025 public demonstration. EDU configuration, top cover and payloads vary.Photo: Nuță Lucian / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 · CC BY-SA 2.0Resized and converted to WebP; original framing retained.Official model information ↗
7 sourced specification rows
Manufacturer claims · exact configurations below · reviewed 28 October 2026
SpecificationBoston Dynamics SpotUnitree Go2 EDU
Robot mass with battery33.8 kg[source]About 15 kg[source]
Published payload14 kg maximum[source]About 8 kg; manufacturer also lists about 12 kg maximum[source]
Published runtime90 minutes average; varies with payload and environment[source]About 2–4 hours for the EDU configuration[source]
Published speed1.6 m/s maximum[source]0–3.7 m/s; manufacturer also lists about 5 m/s maximum[source]
Ingress ratingIP54[source]Not stated in the checked product specification table[source]
Battery capacity564 Wh[source]15,000 mAh long-endurance battery listed for EDU[source]
IntegrationSoftware API and hardware interface documentation available[source]Secondary development listed as supported; configuration details require confirmation[source]
Comparison limit: Different runtime claims, different payload definitions, and battery capacity expressed in different units prevent a single performance ranking.

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A specification sheet is a starting point. We preserve the qualifications that get lost when every product is reduced to a score.

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Configuration comes first

Model, software revision and bundle can change what a robot does. We name the version our source describes.

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Claims keep their conditions

Runtime is not a universal benchmark. Payload is not the same as useful payload for your complete task.

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Unknown means unknown

We do not turn missing facts into zeros, infer a rating or fill gaps with a generated answer.

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