Chinese robotics company Unitree has unveiled its new AS2-W, an uncrewed ground vehicle, on its official website. The four-wheeled vehicle weighs 25 kg and can carry a stationary payload of up to 150 kg while sitting still. It travels roughly 30 km on a single charge without cargo, or about 25 km carrying up to 16 kg. According to Unitree, the AS2-W can climb obstacles reaching 80 cm high while traversing slopes of up to 45° without manual intervention. The robot reaches speeds exceeding 6 m/s using industrial-grade joint modules delivering approximately 95 N·m of peak joint torque. Unitree also says the platform uses a 648 Wh, 15,000 mAh battery capable of providing more than three hours of unloaded operation. Its equipment includes industrial-grade 64- to 128-line LiDAR, an HD camera, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, GPS, 4G connectivity, microphones, speakers, and front lighting. The AS2-W supports an IP54 dust and water resistance rating and is designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 55°C. Unitree also provides developer software tools, application programming interfaces, and support for artificial intelligence models enabling autonomous interaction and decision-making. A demonstration video shows the robot navigating rocky slopes and maintaining full mobility after falls. Unitree describes the AS2-W as running a high-performance AI module capable of 150