See them move
Two minutes each. Watch.
Footage: Unitree Robotics' official channel.
AI and robotics education with the actual machines: a Unitree robot dog walking between the desks, a humanoid standing at the front, drones flying real inspection patterns. Students drive them, question them and program them, at your school.
Footage: Unitree Robotics' official channel.
Robot dogs walk inspection routes on mine sites. Drones scan farms, bridges and building sites. Humanoids are stepping out of the lab. None of this is speculative — it is the labour market your students graduate into. A session with the real machines turns "the future of work" from a slide into something they have driven, questioned and programmed. Curiosity is the right instinct. We give it hardware.
The quadruped that made robot dogs real. Students drive it, trigger behaviours, watch it recover when the ground gets awkward, and see how it maps the room — then we talk about why industry sends machines like this down inspection routes instead of people.
A general-purpose humanoid, standing at the front of your classroom. What it can do, what it can't do yet, and why that gap is closing faster than any curriculum. This is the session students tell their parents about.
The commercial platform already working farms, mines and film sets. Flight planning, sensing, and the rules that come with putting a robot in the air.
We bring the fleet to you. Whole-cohort rotations or one focused year group — every student operates a machine, nobody just watches. Builds on everything we already teach about AI.
For trades and professional programs whose graduates will work alongside these machines — construction, mining, agriculture, security, health. What the hardware actually does today, hands on.
Formats flex from a single session to a whole-school day, and the value question we design around is simple: what do you want your students to walk away having done? Tell us the shape of your cohort and we'll scope it together. Grant funding for STEM engagement also exists across Australia. Worth raising on the call.
This program is new. We're building it with the same rule the rest of the Lab runs on: no claims we can't back. First intakes will be announced to the interest list before anywhere else.
Two taps tells us who we're planning for.
One call scopes it — cohort, format, budget, date.