X30 by Deep Robotics
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🐕 Robot Dog• commercial• large

by Deep Robotics

China

Released: 2023

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💰 USD 85,000 (Base X30); 110,000+ (X30 Pro with full sensor suite)

The X30 is a flagship industry-grade quadruped robot from Deep Robotics, engineered for demanding applications in inspection, security, surveying, mapping, emergency rescue, fire investigation, power stations, factories, and pipeline corridors. It excels in extreme environments with IP67 protection and operation from -20°C to 55°C. Key capabilities include fusion perception with LiDAR, depth cameras, infrared, and visual sensors for navigation in darkness, glare, or flickering light; rapid obstacle surmounting with 45° stair climbing and ≥20cm step clearance; maximum speed ≥4 m/s; and extended endurance of 2.5-4 hours with quick-swap batteries enabling ≥10km patrol range. The 56kg robot supports autonomous navigation, auto-charging, and reliable performance in complex terrains like industrial stairs and slopes, making it ideal for 24/7 industrial operations and research.

4 m/s
Max Speed
12
Total DOF
150 min
Runtime
20 kg
Max Payload
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Full Specifications

Body Length1000 mm
Standing Height470 mm
Body Width695 mm (Standard) / 715 mm (Pro)
Weight56 kg (X30) / 59 kg (X30 Pro)
Number of Legs4
Total DOF12
DOF Per Leg3
MaterialsHigh-strength aluminum alloy, carbon fiber, and industrial-grade sealed composites
Supported Gaitstrot, walk, stair-climbing
Max Speed4 m/s
Max Climb Angle45°
Vertical LeapN/A (Focus on stable industrial climbing)
Max Step Height20 cm
Terrain Capabilitiesstairs, slopes, industrial stairs, obstacles

Other Notable Features

quick battery swaps, auto-charging, fusion perception for any lighting, RTK module

X30 vs Unitree A2, X20 and LYNX M20

X30 overlaps with these alternatives on Manufacturing and Security guard. X30 trails the closest alternatives on max speed, max payload and runtime.

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, max payload and runtime; lowest weight). Ranges are not ranked.

X30 compared with Unitree A2, X20 and LYNX M20: industries, capabilities, max speed, max payload, runtime, weight and size class
SpecX30Deep RoboticsUnitree A2Unitree RoboticsX20Deep RoboticsLYNX M20Deep Robotics
Industries
ManufacturingYesYesYesNo
Security guardYesNoYesYes
ConstructionYesYesYesYes
Dangerous or high-risk workYesYesYesYes
Capabilities
AdaptationYesYesYesYes
Autonomous task executionYesYesYesYes
Balance and stabilityYesYesYesYes
LearningYesYesYesYes
Max Speed4 m/s5 m/s4 m/s5 m/s
Max Payload20 kg100 kg20 kg15 kg
Runtime2.5 h5 h2–4 h3 h
Weight56 kg37 kg53–59 kg33 kg
Size Classlargelargelargemedium

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What is the robot dog X30, and what problem does it solve?

The X30 is a quadruped robot developed by Deep Robotics as a flagship model for industrial applications. According to the manufacturer, it addresses challenges in inspection, security, and mapping by enabling operation in extreme environments and rough terrain.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of X30?

Key features include multi-sensor fusion for perception in varied lighting, IP67 protection for harsh conditions, and quick battery swaps for extended use. According to Deep Robotics, it supports autonomous navigation and obstacle traversal in industrial settings.

Q3. Who is X30 built for, and which industries benefit from it?

The X30 targets industrial users in power stations, factories, pipeline corridors, emergency rescue, and research. Deep Robotics states it meets core needs for inspection, investigation, security, and surveying tasks.

Q4. Is X30 a commercial product or a research prototype?

The X30 is a commercial industry-grade product offered by distributors. According to Deep Robotics and resellers, it is positioned as a flagship model for real-world industrial deployments rather than a prototype.

Q5. Is X30 currently available for purchase?

Yes, the X30 is listed for sale through multiple resellers and the manufacturer's site. Availability is confirmed via product pages from Deep Robotics and partners as of recent listings.

Q6. How does X30 perform in real-world environments and rough terrain?

According to Deep Robotics, the X30 operates in temperatures from -20°C to 55°C, handles 45° slopes and stairs, and navigates in darkness or glare via sensor fusion, supporting reliable performance in complex industrial sites.

Q7. When was X30 announced or officially launched?

Deep Robotics announced the X30 as part of its Jueying series prior to 2024, with product details released in documentation dated August 2024. It has been available through resellers since at least that period.

Q8. How does X30 compare to other quadruped robot dogs?

The X30 emphasizes industrial resilience with IP67 rating and fusion perception, differing from research-focused models by prioritizing endurance and modularity. Deep Robotics positions it for heavy-duty applications over general-purpose designs.

Q9. Does X30 support third-party software development or SDKs?

The X30 provides interfaces like Ethernet, USB, and WiFi for connectivity. According to manufacturer specifications, its modular design allows sensor additions, implying compatibility with custom software integrations.

Q10. What is the future roadmap or planned upgrades for X30?

Deep Robotics has announced features like auto-charging solutions and enhanced positioning in X30 Pro variants. The company plans continued development for expanded endurance and scenario adaptability in upcoming iterations.