Deep Robotics X30
Industrial inspection flagship — IP67, -20 to 55 °C, ≥4 m/s, 2.5–4 h endurance with ≥10 km range; the vertical-completeness answer to Unitree's price advantage.
Full specifications
Last verified: 2026-07| Weight | 56 kg (Pro 59 kg), battery included† |
| Payload | ≈20 kg (reseller-reported; Pro higher)† |
| Top speed | ≥4 m/s† |
| Endurance | 2.5–4 h · ≥10 km† |
| Terrain | ≤45° slopes · ≥20 cm steps† |
| Environment | IP67 · -20 to 55 °C† |
| Track record | ≈600 industrial units across 40+ countries (company-reported)† |
| Payloads | Inspection gimbals: optical, thermal, gas† |
| Autonomy note | Field deployments typically run under remote supervision† |
| Price band | POA (~30% above comparable Unitree, reported)† |
| MOQ | 1 unit |
† Manufacturer-reported, not yet independently verified.
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Supplier
DEEP Robotics develops industrial-grade quadruped and wheel-legged robots for embodied AI applications. Its IP67-rated X30 and IP66 Lynx M20 platforms perform autonomous inspection in substations, tunnels, mines and disaster sites, while the Lite3 series serves research and education. The company closed a Series C round exceeding RMB 500 million.
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FAQ
What justifies the premium over Unitree hardware?
Vertical completeness: inspection-specific payloads, mission software and a service organization built around substations, chemical plants and steel mills. If you're buying a mission rather than a robot, that depth is the product.
Is it really autonomous?
Deployments are real but typically supervised — budget for an operator and a data pipeline, and treat fully-unattended inspection claims as roadmap.
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