LYNX M20 Context

Market context

LYNX M20 is Deep Robotics' payload-forward legged robot for field operations, inspection and rugged mobility.

Target environment: Industrial sites, outdoor terrain, inspection routes, patrol areas and field environments needing legged mobility.
Workflow context: Autonomous navigation, payload carriage, inspection, patrol, field sensing and modular mission expansion.
Customer context: Industrial operators, security teams, inspection providers and public-sector users evaluating rugged legged robots.
Deployment model: Commercial quadruped platform in Deep Robotics' Lynx family.
Commercial maturity: Commercial product with public product page and field-robotics positioning.
Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on payload needs, terrain, autonomy performance, battery life, fleet management and service support.
Market position: Rugged quadruped lane between lighter developer robots and larger heavy-duty inspection platforms.
Adjacent products: ANYmal, Unitree B2, Spot, Lynx S10

Dimensions: Standing dimensions 820 x 430 x 570 mm
Max Load Capacity: 50 kg
Range: Unloaded range 15 km; loaded range 12 km with 15 kg payload
Operating Temp: -20℃ to 55℃
Perception System: Omnidirectional obstacle avoidance and point cloud surround view
Communication: RF image transmission
Control Interface: 72 V power input and Gigabit Ethernet
Task Scope: Industrial quadruped mobility, inspection, and payload tasks
Weight: 33 kg
Payload capacity: 15 kg
Runtime: Unloaded endurance 3 h; loaded endurance 2.5 h with 15 kg payload