AI Robo-Dog Now Available in India for ₹4,390, But Is It Like China’s Unitree Go2?

Amid controversies at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 involving Galgotia University, the popularity of Unitree Go2 robotic dogs has surged. While the real Unitree Go2 costs millions of rupees, Amazon India is now offering a smart toy version of the robo-dog for just ₹4,390. This remote-controlled toy can perform stunts, dance, give a handshake, and even do push-ups, offering a fun and interactive experience.

What Is the AI Robo-Dog Toy?

The toy has been in the spotlight, not because an Indian company created it, but because Galgotia University presented a Chinese robo-dog as their own. Following this, robo-dogs have become a hot topic in India. The toy version, priced below ₹5,000, is essentially a replica or miniature version. While it isn’t identical to the high-end Unitree Go2, it gives users an idea of what a robo-dog looks like and how it functions.

Features of the Robo-Dog Toy

Available on Amazon for ₹4,390, the AI robotic dog is programmed with smart RC controls. It can move forward, backward, turn left and right, and even stop on command. The toy performs stunts, tells stories, dances, and interacts with users.

Some of its notable abilities include:

• Sitting, lying down, standing
• Showing “attitude” and surrender gestures
• Performing handstands, push-ups, and patrolling
• Handshakes, urination simulation, Kung Fu moves, greeting gestures (Namaste)
• Entertainment routines like Kung Fu dance

It is powered by a 3.7V 1200mAh battery, making it suitable for extended play sessions.

Unitree Go2 Sees Increased Global Demand

Following the Galgotia University controversy, the demand for China’s Unitree Go2 has surged globally. Online orders have increased significantly due to its advanced AI capabilities and comparatively affordable pricing. The Unitree Go2 has received tremendous response from tech enthusiasts and researchers worldwide.

While the Indian toy version is an affordable and fun introduction to robotic dogs, the Unitree Go2 remains the gold standard for advanced AI robotics.