That is the basic version. The EDU version which opens more API/interface to the user cost much more. Also training a whole-body (quadruped + robotic arm with gripper) to do something like picking strawberries remains challenging today.
It's challenging but looks like Boston dynamics is able to do that kind of tasks. For instance they have a build in feature for spot with robotic hand that can open a door by turning door handle. And apparently it works with most doors.