MagicDog-W by MagicLab
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MagicDog-W

by MagicLab

Released: 2025

MagicDog-W by MagicLab is an advanced wheeled quadruped robot dog designed for research, education, industrial applications, and innovation. It features hybrid wheel-leg mobility, enabling it to switch between wheeled and legged locomotion for superior performance across diverse terrains. Key capabilities include a top speed of 3.0 m/s, payload capacity up to 10 kg, slope climbing up to 40 degrees, and heights up to 60 cm for climbing and dropping. The robot supports acrobatic movements like forward somersaults, operation while upside down, intelligent tracking, patrol mode, all-terrain navigation, obstacle avoidance using laser, ultrasonic, and vision sensors, offline voice interaction, human recognition, motion imitation, and interactive behaviors powered by large language models. Equipped with a robust sensor suite including 3D LiDAR, depth cameras, and more, it offers autonomous navigation and can be controlled remotely via app over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Its durable construction from aluminum and high-strength plastics, combined with fast-swappable batteries providing 2-4 hours runtime, makes it ideal for intensive use in academic, STEM education, and industrial environments requiring agility and versatility.

3.0 m/s
Max Speed
17
Total DOF
120 – 240 minutes (2–4 hours) min
Runtime
10 kg
Max Payload

Full Specifications

Body Length670 mm (Standing) / 720 mm (Prone) mm
Standing Height650 mm (Wheel mode) / 560 mm (Standard standing) mm
Body Width350 mm (Standing) / 500 mm (Prone) mm
Weight22.5 kg (including battery) kg
Number of Legs4 (ending in 7-inch pneumatic tires)
Total DOF17
DOF Per Leg4
Materialsaluminum, high-strength technical plastics
Supported Gaitstrot, walk, wheel mode, gallop, jump, stair-climbing, somersaults
Max Speed3.0 m/s
Max Climb Angle40°
Vertical Leap0.5 m m
Max Step Height60 cm
Terrain Capabilitiesstairs, gravel, grass, sand, slopes, all-terrain, steps

Other Notable Features

wheel-leg hybrid, somersaults, upside-down operation, fast battery swapping, voice interaction, LLM conversations, motion imitation, human recognition

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What is the robot dog MagicDog-W, and what problem does it solve?

MagicDog-W is a wheeled quadruped robot developed by MagicLab designed for autonomous navigation and interaction in educational, research, and industrial environments. It addresses the need for a versatile platform capable of operating across varied terrain types while supporting both autonomous and remote-controlled operation.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of MagicDog-W?

MagicDog-W features quadruped locomotion with wheel-leg hybrid mobility, autonomous obstacle detection and avoidance, intelligent target tracking, voice interaction capabilities, and acrobatic movement execution including forward somersaults. The platform includes multiple camera systems, LiDAR, depth sensing, and supports both offline voice commands and cloud-based large language model interactions.

Q3. Who is MagicDog-W built for, and which industries benefit from it?

MagicDog-W targets educational institutions, research laboratories, and industrial applications. The platform serves STEM education, robotics research, autonomous navigation studies, and specialized industrial tasks requiring mobile manipulation or inspection capabilities in complex environments.

Q4. Is MagicDog-W a commercial product or a research prototype?

MagicDog-W is a commercial product available for purchase through authorized retailers. According to product listings, units are in stock and marketed for consumer, education, and research use cases rather than as a prototype or development platform.

Q5. Is MagicDog-W currently available for purchase?

Yes, MagicDog-W is currently available for purchase. Multiple retailers list the product as in stock, and it is marketed as a finished commercial product intended for immediate deployment in educational and research settings.

Q6. How does MagicDog-W perform in real-world environments and rough terrain?

MagicDog-W is designed for all-terrain operation, capable of traversing grass, gravel, and slopes. The platform can climb and descend height variations and ascend inclined surfaces. Its wheel-leg hybrid design enables operation across diverse environmental conditions beyond flat surfaces.

Q7. When was MagicDog-W announced or officially launched?

MagicLab released MagicDog-W in 2025. The platform represents an evolution of the original MagicDog quadruped robot, incorporating wheeled mobility alongside traditional legged locomotion for enhanced terrain adaptability.

Q8. How does MagicDog-W compare to other quadruped robot dogs?

MagicDog-W distinguishes itself through hybrid wheel-leg mobility, enabling operation in both wheeled and legged modes. The platform supports acrobatic movements including forward somersaults and inverted operation. Comparative performance data against competing platforms is not available in current product documentation.

Q9. Does MagicDog-W support third-party software development or SDKs?

MagicDog-W is controllable through a dedicated mobile application via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. The platform runs MagicLab OS and features an 8-core processor supporting real-time image, voice, and emotion processing. Specific SDK availability and third-party development frameworks are not detailed in available product specifications.

Q10. What is the future roadmap or planned upgrades for MagicDog-W?

MagicLab has announced that MagicDog-W supports expansion with additional accessories and manipulator attachments. The company indicates the platform is designed for secondary expansion and development in industrial applications, though specific planned feature releases or upgrade timelines have not been publicly disclosed.