LYNX M20S by Deep Robotics
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LYNX M20S

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by Deep Robotics

China

Released: 2026

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💰 USD 50,000 – 80,000

LYNX M20S is the next-generation wheeled-legged robot from DEEP Robotics, upgrading the LYNX M20 for tougher industrial and emergency work. Each leg ends in a driven wheel, so it can race along roads, then lift and step its legs to climb stairs, platforms and rough forest ground. Without getting any heavier, it carries more than twice the M20’s working load and runs much faster, and its fully sealed body lets it cross rivers and work in deep cold or blast-furnace heat. Dual hot-swappable batteries keep it running through long substation inspections, firefighting support and rescue missions.

9 m/s
Max Speed
16 (12 leg joints plus 4 wheel motors)
Total DOF
17–67% longer single-charge endurance than LYNX M20, with dual hot-swappable batteries
Runtime
35 kg continuous payload on conventional terrain
Max Payload
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What Can LYNX M20S Do?

Core operational tasks and activities demonstrated or performed by LYNX M20S.

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Real-World Applications of LYNX M20S

Industries, working environments, and deployment suitability for LYNX M20S.

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Full Specifications

Body Length820 mm
Standing Height570 mm
Body Width430 mm
Weightapprox. 35 kg (same self-weight as LYNX M20)
Number of Legs4
Total DOF16 (12 leg joints plus 4 wheel motors)
DOF Per Leg4 (3 joints plus wheel)
Supported GaitsWheeled driving, legged walking, wheel-leg hybrid motion, stair climbing, platform climbing
Max Speed9 m/s
Max Climb Angle45°
Max Step Height25 cm stairs; platforms up to 80 cm
Terrain Capabilitiesrivers and submersion up to 1 m, forest trails, bamboo groves, mud, rubble, stairs, elevated platforms, paved roads

Other Notable Features

Self-weight unchanged from LYNX M20 while payload rises to 35 kg and top speed to 9 m/s; dual hot-swappable batteries; IP67 sealing; wide operating temperature range

LYNX M20S vs GENISOM M1, AgiBot D1 Pro and GENISOM L1

LYNX M20S overlaps with these alternatives on Energy and utilities and Inspection and quality control; only LYNX M20S is tagged for Omnidirectional mobility. LYNX M20S leads this group on max speed and max payload but trails 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 and max payload; lowest weight). Ranges are not ranked.

LYNX M20S compared with GENISOM M1, AgiBot D1 Pro and GENISOM L1: industries, capabilities, max speed, max payload, weight and size class
SpecLYNX M20SDeep RoboticsGENISOM M1Genisom AIAgiBot D1 ProAgiBotGENISOM L1Genisom AI
Industries
Energy and utilitiesYesYesNoNo
Inspection and quality controlYesYesNoYes
Search and rescueYesYesNoYes
Hazardous environmentsYesYesYesNo
Capabilities
Obstacle avoidanceYesYesYesNo
Swappable batteriesYesYesNoNo
WeatherproofYesYesNoYes
Omnidirectional mobilityYesNoNoNo
Max Speed9 m/s4 m/s3.5 m/s3.7 m/s
Max Payload35 kg30 kg8 kg8 kg
Weight35 kg30 kg15.5 kg15 kg
Size Classmediummediummediummedium

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What is the robot dog LYNX M20S, and what problem does it solve?

LYNX M20S is a wheeled-legged robot dog from DEEP Robotics. It combines road speed on wheels with legged climbing, so one robot can reach remote inspection points or emergencies fast and still cross rough ground.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of LYNX M20S?

It drives fast on its wheels, climbs stairs and high platforms with its legs, carries heavy inspection kit, crosses water and keeps working in extreme cold and heat thanks to its sealed body and swappable batteries.

Q3. Who is LYNX M20S built for, and which industries benefit from it?

It is built for power utilities, emergency responders, security teams and industrial operators running long inspection routes or transport missions.

Q4. Is LYNX M20S a commercial product or a research prototype?

It is a commercial product from DEEP Robotics.

Q5. Is LYNX M20S currently available for purchase?

Yes. DEEP Robotics launched it in 2026 and sells it through its sales team and distributors; buyers should request a quote.

Q6. How does LYNX M20S perform in real-world environments and rough terrain?

DEEP Robotics shows it fording rivers, climbing forest slopes and stairs, carrying loads through woodland and racing along roads.

Q7. When was LYNX M20S announced or officially launched?

DEEP Robotics launched it in May 2026 as the successor to the LYNX M20.

Q8. How does LYNX M20S compare to other quadruped robot dogs?

Compared with the LYNX M20 it carries far more, runs much faster, has stronger waterproofing and a wider temperature range, all at the same weight.

Q9. Can LYNX M20S be customized with add-ons or third-party tools?

Yes. It is designed to carry multiple inspection devices at once, such as thermal imagers and acoustic or electrical sensors.

Q10. What is the future roadmap or planned upgrades for LYNX M20S?

DEEP Robotics keeps developing the LYNX line and its software for autonomous inspection and emergency response.

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