UBTECH UGOT
One kit, seven robots. Edge AI, Python and ROS 2 for the programs that outgrow block coding.
UGOT is a reconfigurable robotics kit: learners rebuild the same platform into rover, quadruped, balance and manipulator forms, then program sensing, motion and AI behaviour on top. More useful for iterative learning than a single-purpose classroom bot.
- 7 robot forms
One kit, rebuilt tool-free
- 1 TOPS NPU
Quad Cortex-A55, GPU
- 720p camera
ToF ranging, 9-axis IMU
- 8 servos, 4 motors
Snap-fit joints and wheels
- Python and ROS 2
Open SDK
- 6 USB-C ports
Plus USB-A and GPIO
- About 2 hours
2600 mAh battery
- 2.4-inch touchscreen
3-mic far-field array
What it does
- Tool-free modular rebuilds
Seven robot forms, snap-fit assembly, under ten minutes to reconfigure. The lesson stays on design and iteration, not teardown.
- Embedded AI and sensing
1 TOPS NPU, 720p camera, ToF and IMU, so recognition, autonomy and path logic run on the robot itself.
- Python, ROS 2 and expansion
Python APIs, ROS 2, GPIO and USB-C expansion: from guided activities to multi-robot experiments.
- School STEM programs
Upper-primary and secondary programs that need more than block coding on a fixed robot. For a humanoid instead, see Yanshee.
- Makerspaces and robotics clubs
Freedom to test chassis ideas, sensors and behaviours on one expandable kit.
- Competitions
Line following, terrain navigation, speed trials and rule-specific rebuilds.
- Advanced classroom labs
Introducing ROS 2, perception and multi-robot collaboration without research-platform cost.
Add these to complete the job
UBTECH Yanshee
A real jointed humanoid for classrooms and labs, with Python, Scratch and ROS underneath.Quoted to order
UBTECH uKit
The kit a class can build, code and reuse in one session.Quoted to order
Unitree G1
A compact humanoid for research, development and the kind of demo people remember.Quoted to order
Published specification
Who is it for?
Upper-primary, secondary and club-level programs, plus advanced STEM labs wanting something more open than entry-level coding robots.
Python and ROS 2?
Yes, plus an open SDK and expansion for external boards and sensors.
Competitions and custom builds?
One of its strongest uses: transformable chassis, expansion ports and AI tooling for iterative student-led builds.
How does it compare with uKit and Yanshee?
uKit is the foundation kit, UGOT the modular and AI step up, Yanshee the humanoid.