DEEP Robotics
DEEP Robotics unveiled its Lynx off-road, all-terrain robot capable of maneuvering in multiple environments of varying height and slope.
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DEEP Robotics
DEEP Robotics unveiled its Lynx off-road, all-terrain robot capable of maneuvering in multiple environments of varying height and slope.
DEEP Robotics, a China-based embodied AI and robotics company, officially introduced its latest innovation, the DEEP Robotics Lynx all-terrain, off-road robot.
The company says that Lynx has unparalleled off-road capabilities and a bold, dynamic design.
Lynx robot offers wild performance, all-weather exploration
DEEP Robotics Lynx features a wheeled-leg hybrid design, combining the wheels' speed with the legs' agility. Powered by DEEP Robotics' proprietary intelligent motion control algorithms, it achieves "1+1>2" in multi-terrain adaptability. According to the company, DEEP Robotics Lynx can climb 22 cm steps and tackle 45-degree slopes, showcasing off-road capabilities beyond traditional quadruped robots.
Built on DEEP Robotics' background in legged robotics and industry applications, Lynx boasts an IP54 protection rating, a 3-hour battery life, dual fast-swappable batteries with hot-swapping capability, high-performance image/video transmission and an intuitive user interface, enabling all-weather operation indoors and outdoors.
Embodied intelligence, under $20K price tag
As part of the "DEEP Robotics AI+" initiative, DEEP Robotics Lynx builds upon the company’s established embodied intelligence technologies while offering tailored optimizations for its unique design. This ensures a more dynamic user experience and enhanced application value.
Lynx is now available for $17,999.
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