Profile state
Exact-model evidence linked
At least one exact component record is linked below.
Manufacturer profile
Unitree Robotics
Legged-robot manufacturer that also sells its integrated joint motors, including the GO series, as standalone actuator components.
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Official website ↗What the current RCI record set actually supports.
14 claim-level observations point to 1 distinct source URLs; unresolved conditions remain visible.
Product focus
Motion & Actuation
Scope is descriptive and does not establish regional availability, fitness or equivalence across product families.
Evidence surface
1 models · 14 claims
1 distinct claim sources and 6 explicit unknown, conflict or limitation entries.
Editorial next step
Deepen the weakest conditions
Prioritize thermal, lifecycle, compatibility and independent-test gaps.
Questions RCI applies before comparison.
These checks define the evidence work still required; they are not claims about this manufacturer.
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Motion & Actuation
- Separate continuous, peak and stall output
- Preserve duty cycle, thermal and cooling conditions
- Resolve gearing, backlash, encoder and brake boundaries
- Pin voltage, firmware and communication variant
Components in the current release.
Every value on these records points to a claim-level source and verification date.
Integrated rotary joint actuatoractive
GO-M8010-6
The joint module Unitree uses twelve of in the Go1 quadruped, sold as a standalone actuator. The official page publishes maximum torque and speed as endpoints tied to the 6.33 reduction ratio and a 24°C measurement note; no continuous or thermally rated torque envelope is published.