For an advanced robot dog, that’s actually pretty dang affordable. Unitree’s Go1 is also technically impressive.

The Unitree Go1 suffers security vulnerabilities allowing the device to be hijacked remotely. One of those vulnerabilities has been fixed, but a second remains.

For example, a Unitree Go2 robot dog, the successor model to the Go1 used, costs around 1600 US dollars.

Throwflame has built Thermonator on the Unitree Go1 quadruped robot, which is a smaller and lighter iteration of the Boston Dynamic's iconic robot dog Spot.

The Unitree Go1 -based Thermonator robot dog is now available to purchase from Throwflame, a company that modified the quadruped machine and equipped it with a flamethrower at its back.

The Unitree Go1 robot dog can be purchased for $2,700 (plus an astonishing $1,000 in shipping, apparently), if you can find one in stock—which it currently isn't.