What Are You Looking For?
Biomimetic quadruped robots developed for tactical operations.
The 12.2kg compact model delivers high agility and jumping capability, ideal for indoor reconnaissance.
Both are IP67 protected and equipped with advanced motion control systems.
Key Parametres：
Size: 610×370×436 mm | Weight: 12.2kg
Payload: 7.5kg | Speed: 1.0 m/s (max 2.5 m/s)
Endurance: 1.5–2 h | Charge: 40 min – 1 h
Slope: ≥40° | Step height: 15 cm
Jump: up to 50 cm distance, 30 cm height
Protection: IP67
Lightweight & Agile – Weighs just 12.2kg for easy transport and rapid deployment.
Jumping Capability – Overcomes obstacles and navigates multi-level environments with ease.
Indoor Reconnaissance Optimized – Compact design for building clearance, room-to-room navigation, and tight space inspection.
IP67 Waterproof Protection – Operates reliably in wet, dusty, and outdoor environments.
Advanced Motion Control – Biomimetic gait algorithms for stable walking, trotting, and jumping.
Tactical Operations Ready – Ideal for military, police, and security force missions.
Silent Operation – Low acoustic signature for covert surveillance.
Modular Payload Ready – Compatible with cameras, sensors, and communication equipment.
Also available: Heavy-duty model (56kg) with 20kg payload capacity for anti-terrorism and EOD missions.
FAQ
FAQ 1：What is the difference between the large and small biomimetic quadruped robots?
The large model (56kg) is designed for heavy-duty EOD and anti-terrorism missions with a 20kg payload capacity for dual-spectrum gimbal, net launcher, tear gas, and robotic arm.
The small model (12.2kg) is agile and capable of jumping, making it ideal for indoor reconnaissance and tight-space operations.
FAQ 2：Are both robots IP67 rated?
Yes, both the large and small models feature IP67 waterproof protection, allowing them to operate in rain, dust, mud, and wet environments.
FAQ 3：What payloads can the large quadruped carry?
The large model can carry up to 20kg of payloads, including dual-spectrum gimbal, net launcher, tear gas launcher, and a robotic arm for bomb disposal and anti-terrorism missions.
FAQ 4：Can the small quadruped robot jump?
Yes, the 12.2kg small model features jumping capability, making it highly agile for indoor reconnaissance and navigating obstacles.
FAQ 5：What is advanced motion control?
Advanced motion control refers to dynamic stability algorithms and adaptive gait control that allow the quadruped robot to traverse rough terrain, climb stairs, and maintain balance on uneven surfaces.
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