Black Panther II by MirrorMe Technology
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Black Panther II

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by MirrorMe Technology

China

Released: 2025

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💰 USD 30,000 – 80,000

Black Panther II is a record-breaking high-speed quadruped from MirrorMe Technology in Beijing, billed as the world’s fastest four-legged robot. At the 2025 CMG World Robot Competition it was measured at 10.9 metres per second, breaking a 12-year-old record, and by the end of 2025 its peak speed reached 13.4 metres per second. MirrorMe built the whole system in-house, from a new robot operating system to very light, powerful motors and carbon-fibre lower legs tuned for grip and impact. It is a showcase of extreme legged speed rather than a load-carrying work robot.

13.4 m/s peak (end of 2025); 10.9 m/s measured at the 2025 CMG World Robot Competition
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Full Specifications

Standing Height820 mm
Weight40 kg
Number of Legs4
MaterialsCarbon-fibre lower legs
Supported GaitsHigh-speed running and sprinting
Max Speed13.4 m/s peak (end of 2025); 10.9 m/s measured at the 2025 CMG World Robot Competition
Terrain Capabilitiesrunning tracks, flat outdoor surfaces

Other Notable Features

Holds the world record for the fastest quadruped robot; in-house robot operating system and core components; carbon-fibre lower legs; 1.3 kg motors

Black Panther II vs RaiBo, Jamoca and Unitree Laikago

Black Panther II overlaps with these alternatives on Research and development and Running; only Black Panther II is tagged for Entertainment and events. Black Panther II trails the closest alternatives on weight.

Industries and capabilities are tags, not scores: a tick means the robot is listed for it. Green marks the best figure in a row (highest max speed; lowest weight). Ranges are not ranked.

Black Panther II compared with RaiBo, Jamoca and Unitree Laikago: industries, capabilities, max speed, weight and size class
SpecBlack Panther IIMirrorMe TechnologyRaiBoKAISTJamocaTencent Robotics XUnitree LaikagoUnitree Robotics
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Entertainment and eventsYesNoNoNo
Research and developmentYesYesYesYes
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RunningYesYesYesNo
Balance and stabilityYesYesYesYes
Max Speed13.4 m/s3.03 m/s2 m/s0.8 m/s
Weight40 kg—70 kg22 kg
Size Classmediummediummediummedium

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Q1. What is the robot dog Black Panther II, and what problem does it solve?

Black Panther II is a very fast robot dog from MirrorMe Technology in Beijing. It was built to push the limits of how fast a legged robot can run.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of Black Panther II?

Its main feature is extreme speed. MirrorMe designed its motors, legs and software in-house so it can sprint faster than any other quadruped robot on record.

Q3. Who is Black Panther II built for, and which industries benefit from it?

It is aimed at researchers, robot competitions and public showcases, and at proving technology that can later go into practical robots.

Q4. Is Black Panther II a commercial product or a research prototype?

It is a high-performance showcase robot rather than a standard commercial work robot.

Q5. Is Black Panther II currently available for purchase?

MirrorMe Technology handles enquiries through its business contact; buyers should ask the company directly about availability.

Q6. How does Black Panther II perform in real-world environments and rough terrain?

It has been shown sprinting on tracks and in televised races, where speed and stable footing matter most.

Q7. When was Black Panther II announced or officially launched?

It set its first record at the 2025 CMG World Robot Competition and pushed its peak speed higher by the end of 2025.

Q8. How does Black Panther II compare to other quadruped robot dogs?

Most robot dogs focus on carrying sensors or loads at walking speeds. Black Panther II is built purely for speed and runs several times faster.

Q9. Can Black Panther II be customized with add-ons or third-party tools?

MirrorMe offers other models, such as its modular Black Panther X and wheel-legged Black Panther W, for users who want to customize and build on its technology.

Q10. What is the future roadmap or planned upgrades for Black Panther II?

MirrorMe continues to raise its speed records and to bring its motor and control technology into its consumer and industrial robots.

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