
DEEP Robotics DEEPRoboticsLynx
About This Robot
Summary:
DEEPRoboticsLynx is a compact wheel-legged all-terrain quadruped designed to combine the speed and range of wheels with the obstacle access and posture control of articulated legs. It carries up to 12 kg, reaches 5 m/s, runs for up to 3 hours or 15 km, and can negotiate continuous 22 cm steps and platforms up to 80 cm. Its official configuration includes dual hot-swappable batteries, a 1080p wide-angle camera, Wi-Fi image transmission, GPS, app and handheld-remote support, IP54 protection and operation from -10 to 40 deg C. For buyers, its main value is fast mixed-terrain mobility for payload transport, remote field observation, exploration and access to routes that are inefficient for conventional AMRs or foot-only quadrupeds.
Key Capabilities
- Wheel-leg hybrid locomotion balances fast rolling on smoother ground with legged movement for steps, platforms, rocks, slopes and irregular terrain.
- Carries a rated 12 kg payload while maintaining a compact 30 kg platform and 0.8 x 0.5 x 0.6 m standing footprint.
- Reaches 5 m/s and provides up to 3 hours of endurance or 15 km mileage under official laboratory conditions.
- Negotiates continuous 22 cm steps and climbs platforms up to 80 cm; third-party launch reporting also documented operation on approximately 50-degree inclines.
- Dual hot-swappable batteries and a fast-charging system support rapid battery changes and longer field use.
- A 1080p wide-angle camera, high-performance image transmission, Wi-Fi and GPS support live remote observation and positioning.
- App control and a handheld remote provide practical operator workflows; intelligent OTA supports software updates.
- IP54 protection and a -10 to 40 deg C operating range support mixed indoor/outdoor work, subject to site and weather assessment.
Applications
- Remote field inspection: sends live wide-angle video into outdoor, industrial or infrastructure areas where rapid visual checks are more important than heavy sensor payloads.
- Construction and infrastructure: moves quickly across rough access routes, steps, embankments and mixed surfaces for progress capture, route reconnaissance and site observation.
- Emergency response and public safety: carries cameras, supplies or light equipment into difficult terrain while allowing operators to remain at a safer distance.
- Agriculture, forestry and outdoor work: transports tools or sensors across tracks, grass, slopes, streams and uneven ground where conventional small wheeled robots may struggle.
- Light logistics and supply carriage: carries up to 12 kg of tools, consumables or provisions across mixed-terrain routes and between work areas.
- Transport and utility corridors: supports remote observation around depots, outdoor assets, access roads and infrastructure routes with steps or uneven terrain.
- Research and education: provides a wheel-legged platform for locomotion, control, embodied-AI and mixed-terrain robotics experimentation.
- Exploration and demonstration: supports high-mobility field trials, technology demonstrations and agile robotics development.
Why Choose It
- A strong shortlist option where buyers need substantially higher travel speed than a conventional foot-only quadruped without losing the ability to negotiate steps and large obstacles.
- The combination of 12 kg payload, 3-hour endurance and 15 km stated mileage makes it relevant for light logistics, field support and remote observation.
- Dual hot-swappable batteries, app/remote control and Wi-Fi image transmission provide a practical operator-led workflow for mobile field tasks.
- Its compact 30 kg format is materially easier to transport and deploy than heavier industrial wheel-legged platforms.
- IP54 and -10 to 40 deg C protection support varied environments, but it is not an IP66 industrial inspection platform and should be assessed carefully for heavy rain, dust and harsh sites.
- Buyers should confirm payload mounting interfaces, charging time, autonomous navigation, obstacle-avoidance functions, certifications and local support before deployment.
Key Features
Combines 5 m/s wheeled travel with articulated legs for steps, obstacles, sharp turns and mixed-terrain movement.
Climbs platforms up to 80 cm and negotiates continuous 22 cm steps, extending access beyond conventional wheeled robots.
Carries light equipment or supplies while delivering up to 3 hours of endurance and 15 km stated mileage.
Uses a dual-battery architecture with hot swapping and fast charging to reduce downtime between field missions.
1080p wide-angle imaging, Wi-Fi transmission, GPS, app support and handheld remote control support operator-led exploration and observation.
Technical Details
(TBC)
Dual hot-swappable batteries; fast-charging battery system
800 x 500 x 600 standingmm
IP54; -10 to 40 deg C
12kg
Up to 3; 15 km stated mileagehours
Approximately 50 demonstrated in launch footage; official rated value not publisheddegrees
5m/s
GPS-assisted positioning with app and handheld-remote operation; autonomous navigation not publicly specified
Top-mounted payload area; mounting, power and data interface specifications require manufacturer confirmation
1080p wide-angle camera; GPS; high-performance image transmission
App support; handheld remote; Wi-Fi image transmission; GPS; intelligent OTA
30kg
General DEEP Robotics emergency-stop workflows are documented; model-specific obstacle avoidance and safety distances require confirmation
80 cm platform climbing; continuous 22 cm steps; wheel-leg all-terrain movementmm / text
Manufacturer
DEEP Robotics
Manufacturer

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