MagicDog-W
by MagicLab
ChinaReleased: 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.
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wheel-leg hybrid, somersaults, upside-down operation, fast battery swapping, voice interaction, LLM conversations, motion imitation, human recognition
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