CyberDog by Xiaomi
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CyberDog

by Xiaomi

Released: 2021

💰 USD 1,540

Xiaomi CyberDog is a bio-inspired quadruped robot designed to mimic a Doberman, targeting developers, researchers, and robotics enthusiasts. It features 11 high-precision sensors, including the Intel RealSense D450 depth camera, LiDAR (optional expansion), and binocular fisheye lenses for comprehensive environmental perception. Powered by the NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX, it supports ROS 2 and Ubuntu, allowing for autonomous navigation and object tracking. It performs dynamic gaits like backflips and high-speed running using 12 in-house developed high-torque servo motors.

1.6 m/s
Max Speed
12
Total DOF
60 minutes min
Runtime
1 kg
Max Payload

Full Specifications

Body Length560 mm
Standing Height480 mm
Body Width340 mm
Weight14 kg kg
Number of Legs4
Total DOF12
DOF Per Leg3
MaterialsCarbon fiber, aluminum, and ABS high-strength plastics
Supported Gaitstrot, walk, run, jump, backflip, fall recovery, stair-climbing
Max Speed1.6 m/s
Max Climb Angle20°°
Vertical Leap0.3 m m
Max Step Height10 cm cm
Terrain Capabilitiesstairs, gravel, grass, slopes, obstacles

Other Notable Features

AI reinforcement learning, 19 sensors, voice/gesture control, open-source platform, backflips and advanced maneuvers

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What is the robot dog CyberDog, and what problem does it solve?

CyberDog is a quadruped robot developed by Xiaomi, featuring AI computing and sensors for mobility and interaction. According to Xiaomi, it addresses challenges in autonomous navigation, object tracking, and environmental adaptation for developers and researchers.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of CyberDog?

CyberDog includes sensors for obstacle avoidance, voice recognition, and motion tracking, powered by an Nvidia Jetson module. It supports movements like backflips and real-time mapping, with ports for developer access, as described by the manufacturer.

Q3. Who is CyberDog built for, and which industries benefit from it?

CyberDog targets developers and AI researchers, with open-source software for customization. Xiaomi indicates potential applications in robotics research, education, and testing autonomous systems.

Q4. Is CyberDog a commercial product or a research prototype?

CyberDog functions as an open platform for developers rather than a mass-market consumer item. Xiaomi positions it as a tool for AI experimentation and quadruped robotics advancement.