Robotics

Unitree robots in Australia

TOM SHAW supplies and integrates Unitree robots for organisations across Australia: the Go2 robot dog, the B2 industrial quadruped, and the G1 and H1 humanoids, put to work in your security, inspection and automation use cases.

Supplied and integrated, not just shipped

TOM SHAW supplies Unitree robots in Australia and integrates them into the jobs you need done: security patrols, site inspection, intelligence gathering and asset automation. We work alongside TOM SHAW Robotics, so a robot arrives as part of a working solution rather than as a box to unpack.

A legged robot is only useful once it is doing something specific on your site. We start from the task, help you choose the Unitree model that suits it, and then connect it with the rest of your operation.

The Unitree models we supply

Four Unitree robots, each with a different role. For specifications, see each model's page on Unitree's own website.

Unitree Go2

A compact quadruped, often called a robot dog, from Unitree's consumer and education range. A practical way to trial legged robotics, for research and education, and for lighter patrol and demonstration work.

Go2 on Unitree's website

Unitree B2

Unitree's industrial-grade quadruped, aimed at inspection and work in industrial settings, where a robot has to cover rough ground and keep going.

B2 on Unitree's website

Unitree G1

A humanoid robot: a two-legged, two-armed platform for exploring how humanoids can work in spaces designed for people, and for research and development.

G1 on Unitree's website

Unitree H1

Unitree's full-size humanoid robot, for organisations working on what human-scale robots can do in real environments.

H1 on Unitree's website

How TOM SHAW helps

Choosing the right robot

We start with what you need the robot to do, where it will work and who will operate it, and recommend the Unitree model that fits, rather than the biggest one.

Supply in Australia

We source the robot for you and deliver it to your organisation in Australia.

Integration into your use case

We put the robot to work in your security, inspection and automation use cases, alongside TOM SHAW Robotics, and connect it with the systems your team already uses where that is needed.

Security from the start

TOM SHAW is a cyber security company. A connected robot is another device on your network, so we treat it like one: we think about where it connects, who can control it and where its data goes before it goes live.

Where legged and humanoid robots fit

  • Security patrols: repeatable rounds of a site, so people can focus on what the patrol finds.
  • Inspection: walking routes through plant, yards and facilities that are hard, dull or hazardous for people.
  • Intelligence gathering: carrying cameras and sensors to collect information from places that are difficult to reach.
  • Research, education and trials: exploring what robots can do for your organisation before a wider rollout.

Unitree or Ghost Robotics?

TOM SHAW also supplies and integrates Ghost Robotics quadruped robots, including the Vision 60, for defence, government and industrial work. Which brand fits depends on the mission, the environment and your organisation's requirements. Tell us what the robot needs to do and we will recommend one.

Unitree robots in Australia: common questions

Can I get a Unitree robot in Australia through TOM SHAW?

Yes. TOM SHAW supplies and integrates Unitree robots for organisations in Australia, including the Go2, B2, G1 and H1. Contact us with what you want the robot to do and we will recommend a model.

Is TOM SHAW affiliated with Unitree?

No. TOM SHAW supplies and integrates Unitree robots, but is not affiliated with or endorsed by Unitree.

Which Unitree robot is a robot dog?

Unitree's quadrupeds are often called robot dogs. The Go2 is a compact quadruped from Unitree's consumer and education range; the B2 is Unitree's industrial-grade quadruped. The G1 and H1 are humanoid robots.

How much does a Unitree robot cost in Australia?

It depends on the model, its configuration and the integration work involved. Tell us what you need and we will give you a quote.

What does integration mean here?

Putting the robot to work in your security, inspection and automation use cases, alongside TOM SHAW Robotics, and connecting it with the systems your team already uses where needed.

Where can I find the specifications?

On Unitree's own website, which has a page for each model. We are happy to talk through what the specifications mean for your use case.

Talk to us about Unitree robots

Tell us what you want a robot to do and where it will work.

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