Warehouse and logistics robots — Unitree A2-W / B2-W
Amazon runs hundreds of thousands of robots for a reason — margin. The A2-W and B2-W walk where wheels get stuck and roll where legs are too slow: ramps, yards and mixed floors. Inventory by QR, aisle checks and night patrols happen while the warehouse is empty.
- Wheeled-legged drive for ramps, yards and mixed floors
- Night inventory by QR and shelf counting
- Aisle and traffic-lane control without camera blind spots
- Patrol and security included as a bonus
- Higher inventory accuracy, fewer line stoppages
Models that fit this task
Frequently asked questions
Why a wheeled-legged robot instead of a wheeled AMR?
Wheeled AMRs stall on curbs, ramps and rough yards; legged robots are slow over long distances. A wheeled-legged platform does both — it walks over obstacles and rolls on the flat.
Can it count inventory?
Yes. With a camera and QR/barcode model the robot scans shelves and reconciles counts against your WMS overnight.
How is it integrated with our systems?
Through the open Unitree SDK and ROS we connect routes, tasks and results to your WMS or dashboard.
Does it need special infrastructure?
No beacons or rails are required — the robot maps the space and localises itself; we only set up charging and routes.
Let us find the right robot for you
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Prices are indicative: they are calculated from the USD price list at the current exchange rate. The final amount is fixed in the contract at the exchange rate on the deal date.
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