HUNTER 2.0

HUNTER 2.0 is AgileX Robotics' four-wheel mobile base for low-speed autonomous-driving research and application development. Its front-wheel Ackermann steering produces car-like motion for projects that need repeatable road geometry and a conventional turning path. A rocker suspension supports travel over uneven ground, while aluminium T-slot rails provide mounting points for computers, sensors and application-specific structures.

The platform is rated for a 150-kilogram payload, a maximum speed of 1.5 metres per second and up to 6 hours of operation. CAN communication and an open software-development kit expose the chassis to external controllers, so the integrator supplies autonomy, perception and mission logic as part of the completed application. HUNTER 2.0 is therefore a configurable development chassis, and achieved endurance, stability and navigation performance depend on payload mass, centre of gravity, terrain and the added compute and sensor stack.