ROScube-X2

About

About ROScube-X2

ROScube-X2 packages an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Xavier with locking USB, CAN, Ethernet and other industrial interfaces in a fanless controller. It is designed to run ROS 2 perception, sensor fusion, AI inference and navigation directly onboard an AMR or autonomous machine.

ADLINK’s robotics software connects cameras, lidar, motion hardware and DDS-based communications around the controller. ROScube-X2 reached end of life in January 2026, with ADLINK directing new projects toward its newer RQX-59 platform while continuing the X2’s role in existing deployments.

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Supply / Components

  • ROScube-X2

    Onboard Compute - Compute & Control - NVIDIA - ADLINK's discontinued ROScube-X2 used an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Xavier module - source: adlinktech.com

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Resources

Curated durable documents and official technical references.

Context

Market context

ROS 2 edge-compute controller based on Jetson AGX Xavier, useful as a reference point for integrated robot compute boxes.

  • Target environment: Robotics development labs, AMRs, industrial robots and AI-perception prototypes
  • Workflow context: Robot compute, ROS 2 development, camera/perception processing and edge-AI control workloads
  • Customer context: Teams evaluating ruggedized robot controllers rather than bare developer boards.
  • Deployment model: Official ADLINK product page; lifecycle marked end-of-life.
  • Commercial maturity: End-of-life product; ADLINK lists RQX-59 Series as the replacement.
  • Adoption constraints: New deployments should qualify replacement availability and software support before using the old X2 reference.
  • Adjacent products: AMD KR260, Qualcomm RB3 Gen 2 Vision Kit, ModalAI VOXL 2, Auterion Skynode X

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