LYNX M20S Context

Market context

Lynx M20S is Deep Robotics' wheeled-leg quadruped platform for field mobility, inspection and outdoor robotic operation.

Target environment: Outdoor industrial sites, infrastructure corridors, field terrain and inspection routes.
Workflow context: Legged mobility, wheeled-leg traversal, inspection, patrol, remote operation and autonomous navigation.
Deployment model: Commercial legged robot operated for inspection, patrol and field data workflows.
Commercial maturity: Public robot product from Deep Robotics.
Adoption constraints: Requires terrain validation, mission setup, sensor configuration, charging logistics and site safety planning.
Market position: Wheeled-leg quadruped aimed at faster field mobility than conventional leg-only inspection robots.
Adjacent products: Field quadruped for inspection, patrol and rugged outdoor mobility.

Payload capacity: Effective payload 36 kg on standard terrain; max payload capacity 100 kg
Maximum speed: Laboratory-tested max 9 m/s; operating max 2 m/s in the specification table
Autonomy Features: SLAM mapping and localization, autonomous navigation, omnidirectional obstacle avoidance
Battery Configuration: hot-swappable dual battery system
Camera: 2 × wide-angle cameras
Charging: optional
Features: charging time h: 1.5 h
Interfaces: 24V/72V power input, Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0, GMSL interface
Ip Rating: IP67
LIDAR: 2 × 96-channel LiDAR, 360° × 90°, about 860,000 pts/s
Operating Characteristics: max slope deg: 45°; operating temperature c: -30°C to 55°C
Dimensions: max step height mm: 100 cm; stair height cm: 30 cm
Onboard Compute: 3 × octa-core 64-bit industrial processors, 16GB + 128GB
Operational Environment: challenging terrain and hazardous industrial environments
Standing Dimensions Mm: 820 mm × 430 mm × 570 mm
Target Use Cases: power inspection, emergency response, logistics and scientific exploration
Weight: 36 kg including battery
Runtime: 3.5-5 h without payload; 2.5-3.5 h with payload
Range: 16–20 km