Deep Robotics X Series
The Deep Robotics X Series is the industrial quadruped family of the Jueying line, comprising the X20, a 53 kilogramme, IP66 platform carrying 20 kilogrammes for 2 to 4 hours across 15 kilometre missions, and the flagship X30 and X30 Pro, 56 kilogramme, IP67 machines running at 4 metres per second from minus 20 to 55 degrees Celsius, climbing 45 degree slopes and returning to automatic charging docks for continuous autonomous inspection of substations, tunnels and industrial estates.
Deep Robotics X Series
Somewhere beneath Singapore, in power cable tunnels where GPS cannot reach and no one enjoys walking, a quadruped is doing rounds that never appear on a shift rota. The Deep Robotics X Series is the industrial spine of Deep Robotics' Jueying quadruped line and the reason the Hangzhou company owns the credential that matters most in this market: first in China to run fully autonomous substation inspection by robot dog, with State Grid, China Southern Power Grid and Baosteel among the operators that followed. The series pairs two machines built for that life. The X20 is the proven industrial platform: 53 kilogrammes, sealed to IP66, carrying 20 kilogrammes of sensors for two to four hours and fifteen kilometres at speeds beyond four metres per second. The X30 and its Pro edition are the flagships: IP67 sealed, rated from minus 20 to 55 degrees Celsius, climbing 45 degree slopes and stairways, and closing the loop that defines the series, walking their route, reading their instruments and returning to an automatic charging dock to begin again, inspection as an unbroken cycle rather than a scheduled task.
What distinguishes the X Series from agile demonstration quadrupeds is that everything about it is organised around duty: multi LiDAR fusion perception for GPS denied navigation, mounting rails, power taps and Ethernet, USB and CAN interfaces hosting dual spectrum gimbals, robotic arms and RTK modules, and industry software bundles, power grid tunnel inspection among them, that turn the platform into a working instrument rather than a carrier of one.
Within the wider quadruped and standard quadruped categories, the Deep Robotics X Series for sale can be explored through this page.
Background
Bred on the grid
The X Series' character was fixed by its first employer. Electrical infrastructure demands what demonstration robotics never does: identical rounds repeated indefinitely, in rain, heat and frost, past live equipment, through structures that block satellites, with findings logged rather than applauded. Deep Robotics engineered to that brief and won the reference deployments, the substation firsts, the utility majors, the Singapore tunnels, that now function as the series' résumé, evidence that the machines survive not a demonstration but a job.
Two machines, one doctrine
The X20 and X30 divide the doctrine by intensity rather than kind. The X20 established the formula, industrial sealing, long endurance, heavy sensor payloads, autonomous docking, and remains the workhorse for patrol and hazard response, whilst the X30 generation hardens every parameter, tighter sealing, wider temperatures, steeper climbs, denser perception, for the harshest estates and the longest loops, with the X30 Pro widening the interface set for the most instrumented builds.
The X Series Machines
Deep Robotics X20
The X20 is the platform that industrialised the Jueying line: 950 by 470 by 700 millimetres and 53 kilogrammes, moving at four metres per second and beyond, climbing slopes of thirty degrees and more, stepping obstacles past twenty centimetres, and carrying a twenty kilogramme standard payload through two to four hour, fifteen kilometre missions under IP66 protection. Its navigation stack delivers precise positioning with RTK and GNSS support, dynamic obstacle avoidance, terrain recognition and human robot interaction, its communications extend to 5G, and its patrol configurations, warning sirens, beacons, dual spectrum gimbals, equip it for security rounds and public safety work, including hazard detection in collapsed or flooded structures too dangerous for human entry.
Deep Robotics X30 and X30 Pro
The X30 is the all weather flagship: 1000 by 695 by 470 millimetres at 56 kilogrammes with battery, four metres per second and faster, sealed to IP67 and rated from minus twenty to fifty five degrees Celsius, mastering forty five degree slopes and staircases and twenty centimetre obstacles across 2.5 to 4 hour endurance. Its fusion perception, multi sensor, LiDAR led, navigates the GPS denied interiors, utility tunnels, plant buildings, substations, where its work lives, and its automatic charging dock completes the series' signature: patrol, inspect, return, recharge, repeat, continuous coverage without an operator in the loop. The X30 Pro extends the platform with a broader interface set for heavily instrumented deployments, thermal and optical gimbals, arms and specialist sensors composed to the estate's needs.
Specifications
| Attribute | X20 | X30 / X30 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | 950 × 470 × 700 mm | 1000 × 695 × 470 mm |
| Weight | 53 kg | 56 kg with battery |
| Payload | 20 kg standard | Sensor and gimbal packages by build |
| Speed | ≥4 m/s | ≥4 m/s |
| Terrain | ≥30° slopes, ≥20 cm obstacles | 45° slopes and stairs, 20 cm obstacles |
| Protection | IP66 | IP67, −20 to 55 °C |
| Endurance | 2–4 h, 15 km unloaded | 2.5–4 h with automatic dock recharging |
| Interfaces | Rails, power taps, Ethernet/USB/CAN, RTK/GNSS, 5G | As X20, widened on the Pro |
Figures follow published specifications; payload packages and configurations are confirmed at quotation.
Which buyers does the X Series suit?
The X Series sells to estates, not audiences. Power utilities and grid operators take the X30 for substation and tunnel loops in the deployments that made the series' name across inspection robotics. Heavy industry, steel, chemicals, processing, takes either machine for gauge reading, thermal survey and leak detection rounds across industrial robotics. Security operations take the X20's patrol configurations across security robotics, public agencies take its hazard entry capability across emergency response and wider government programmes, and infrastructure surveyors take the platforms' mapping and GPS denied navigation for tunnels, culverts and construction estates, with the Lite Series below for research programmes and the LYNX Series beside for wheel leg speed, and mission software from the robot software catalogue completing deployments.
Technology
The closed loop
The series' defining capability is the round that runs itself: route walked, checkpoints inspected, readings captured, dock found, battery restored, route resumed. Automatic charging turns endurance from a per mission limit into a duty cycle property, and it is the difference between a robot that performs inspections and an inspection system that happens to walk.
Seeing without satellites
X Series navigation assumes the worst environments its customers own: multi LiDAR fusion builds and holds maps where GPS cannot enter, terrain recognition reads the ground ahead, dynamic avoidance handles the vehicles and workers that share the estate, and RTK precision anchors outdoor segments, one navigation doctrine spanning the tunnel, the yard and the switchback stairs between them.
A chassis that hosts instruments
Every X Series machine is built as a mount: rails, power taps and Ethernet, USB and CAN interfaces carry dual spectrum thermal and optical gimbals, LiDAR and depth cameras, robotic arms and RTK units, and the industry software bundles above them, power grid tunnel inspection formalised as a product, arrive as workflows rather than raw platforms, the sensor mix composed per estate and confirmed at quotation.
Sealed for the calendar
IP66 and IP67 ratings, temperature tolerance from minus twenty to fifty five degrees and slope and stair performance to forty five degrees are the specifications of all weather scheduling: rounds that hold through storm, frost and heatwave, because infrastructure does not pause its risks for weather, and neither can its inspection.
What is the Deep Robotics X Series used for?
- Power infrastructure inspection: autonomous substation and cable tunnel rounds, the series' signature mission, across inspection robotics.
- Industrial estate monitoring: gauge, thermal and condition rounds through plants and works across industrial robotics.
- Security patrol: scheduled and responsive perimeter rounds with siren, beacon and gimbal configurations across security robotics.
- Hazard entry and rescue support: reconnaissance of collapsed, flooded or contaminated structures across emergency response.
- Mapping and survey: GPS denied modelling of tunnels and infrastructure interiors.
- Applied research on industrial hardware: field robotics programmes needing deployment grade platforms rather than laboratory ones.
Pricing and Availability
The Deep Robotics X Series is available for purchase across Europe and worldwide, from single X20 patrol units to X30 fleets with docking infrastructure and sector software bundles, alongside the wider quadruped catalogue on Robots Europa. X Series price and cost vary substantially by model, payload package and deployment scope, so buyers seeking the X20 or X30 for sale should request a current quotation for their requirements, with European delivery, customs clearance and support arranged through Robots Europa. Purchasing enquiries, specification sheets and availability details for those looking to buy the Deep Robotics X Series can be found on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Deep Robotics X Series?
The X Series is the industrial quadruped family of Deep Robotics' Jueying line: the 53 kilogramme, IP66 X20 and the flagship 56 kilogramme, IP67 X30 and X30 Pro, engineered for autonomous inspection, patrol, rescue support and mapping across power, industrial and public safety estates.
How do X Series robots work?
They navigate through multi LiDAR fusion perception with RTK, GNSS and 5G support, walk routes at four metres per second and beyond across slopes, stairs and obstacles, carry thermal and optical gimbals, arms and sensors on standardised rails and interfaces, and sustain continuous duty by returning autonomously to charging docks between rounds.
What is the difference between the X20 and the X30?
The X20 is the proven industrial platform, IP66, 20 kilogramme payload, 2 to 4 hours and 15 kilometres per mission, with patrol and hazard entry configurations; the X30 is the hardened flagship, IP67, minus 20 to 55 degrees Celsius, 45 degree slopes and stairs and automatic dock recharging, with the X30 Pro adding the widest interface set.
Why is the X Series trusted for infrastructure inspection?
Because its record is the market's strongest: Deep Robotics ran China's first fully autonomous substation inspection by quadruped, serves operators including State Grid, China Southern Power Grid and Baosteel, and fields the X30 in Singapore's underground power cable tunnels, references earned in exactly the environments buyers need covered.
What are the benefits of the X Series?
Key benefits include genuinely continuous coverage through dock to dock autonomy, all weather sealing and temperature tolerance, GPS denied navigation proven underground, a modular instrument architecture spanning gimbals to arms, sector software bundles that deploy as workflows and the deepest field pedigree in industrial quadrupeds.
Can the X Series operate indoors and underground?
Yes, by design: its LiDAR led fusion perception was built for GPS denied interiors, tunnels, substations and plant buildings, holding precise navigation and mapping where satellite positioning cannot reach, which is precisely where its flagship deployments run.
Where can I buy the Deep Robotics X Series and what does it cost?
The X Series is for sale through Robots Europa, serving the United Kingdom, the European Union and markets worldwide with delivery, customs clearance and support. Because cost varies substantially by model and payload package, buyers should request a tailored quotation. Full purchasing details are available on this page.
Summary
The Deep Robotics X Series is inspection rebuilt as a closed loop: machines sealed against weather, sighted without satellites, loaded with the instruments the estate requires, and docked, recharged and walking again before anyone thought to schedule it. The X20 carries the proven formula, twenty kilogrammes of sensors through fifteen kilometre rounds, into patrol and hazard work; the X30 and X30 Pro harden it to IP67, forty five degree stairways and the widest temperatures for the grid tunnels and industrial extremes that made the series' reputation. Around them, the pedigree speaks plainly: the substation firsts, the utility majors, the tunnels under Singapore. As the working standard of industrial quadruped inspection, the Deep Robotics X Series stands where the rounds never stop, and this page as the European starting point for handing them over.
v3, August 9, 2026