犇犇 Hill Climb: Go2 Pro Wins Test of 5 Chinese Robot Dogs

In early September 2026, the Hanlu team released a field test rarely seen in the world of Chinese robot dogs. Not a somersault demo in a studio. Not a dance at an exhibition. Five brands were put through two harsh tests: a straight run on flat ground, then the 好汉坡 climb

Participants:
Unitree Go2 Pro
AgiBot / Zhiyuan D1Pro
Deep Robotics 绝影 Lite3
Vbot 大头 BoBo
Dobot Rover X1

The results are clear. In the straight run, Go2 Pro finished first in 28.27 seconds. D1Pro followed in 31.02 seconds. Lite3 was third. BoBo and Rover X1 lagged behind. On the 好汉坡 climb, Go2 Pro was again the fastest: 3 minutes 00.56 seconds to the top. D1Pro was second. BoBo actually moved up to third because it was more stable on broken terrain, while Rover X1 and Lite3 lagged behind.

This matters. Many robot dogs are great in marketing videos: moonwalk, backflip, greeting the camera. 好汉坡 forces something else: force control, joint torque, and algorithms that must adjust the body every time a rock shifts. Being fast on asphalt does not automatically mean being strong on a hill.

犇犇 The name 犇犇 itself was born from Unitree’s robot dog and the character “牛”. Three “牛” become one: power, drive, and rising expectations. Unitree’s robot dog is still number one in China not because it is the most lively on stage, but because it reaches the top fastest.

Which of the two runners in 2027 do you think will stand out most in the end?
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B Unitree robot calf

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