Reportedly: Deep Robotics releases Jueying X50 quadruped robot with 50kg payload and complex-terrain mobility
Reported by Leiphone · not yet confirmed by the company or a second independent outlet. We update this page when it is.
Deep Robotics released the Jueying X50 quadruped robot on November 6, achieving a 50kg payload while walking, climbing stairs, and traversing rough terrain. It can run at 3m/s for over 2km under 50kg load. The robot targets power inspection, firefighting, and emergency rescue, Leiphone reported.
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- 云深处科技
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Deep Robotics launched the Jueying X50 quadruped robot, featuring upgraded perception-control fusion, high-rigidity high-response joints, and a 50kg payload capacity without increasing body size. It maintains stable locomotion on stairs, slopes, rocky roads, and other complex terrains, and can run at 3m/s for over 2km under full load. The robot is designed for heavy-load tasks in power inspection, firefighting, and emergency rescue, such as carrying hydraulic tools, firefighting equipment, and rescue gear.
The Jueying X50 uses real-time fusion of LiDAR point clouds and IMU data with reinforcement learning motion control to predict terrain and plan footholds. High-rigidity joints enable fast response, allowing the robot to climb 80cm platforms, cross 70cm gaps between stone piers, and ascend open-riser stairs. The system sustains high power output during high-speed loaded locomotion without performance degradation.
Power utilities, fire departments, and rescue teams gain a quadruped robot that can carry 50kg over rough terrain, reducing manual transport of heavy equipment and lowering worker injury risk. This directly addresses the 'last mile' problem of heavy payloads on complex terrain, potentially shifting procurement toward legged robots for high-risk inspection and emergency tasks.
The Jueying X50 targets high-risk industries where heavy equipment transport is costly and dangerous. Its 50kg payload and all-terrain capability could replace manual carrying in inspection and rescue, offering labor cost savings and safety improvements. Pricing and availability were not disclosed.
Watch for field deployments or pilot programs with power grid operators, fire brigades, or emergency response agencies, and any published third-party endurance or reliability data under sustained 50kg loads.