Deep Robotics
Deep Robotics is a Chinese robotics company specializing in the development of advanced quadruped and humanoid robots for industrial, commercial, and research applications. The company's flagship products include the Jueying series of quadruped robots designed for complex terrain navigation, inspection, and patrol tasks across industries like energy, construction, and public safety. Deep Robotics has established itself as a leading player in China's robotics sector, focusing on high-performance locomotion algorithms and robust hardware design.
All Deep Robotics robots
Jueying X20
DEEP Robotics' Jueying series of industrial quadruped robots for inspection, rescue, and field operations in harsh environments.
Jueying Lite
DEEP Robotics' lightweight, programmable quadruped robot built for education, research, and entertainment, available in multiple configurations.
$2,890 – $18,900
Jueying Mini
DEEP Robotics quadruped robot dog for research, inspection, and exploration, with LiDAR and visual perception, autonomous navigation, and obstacle avoidance.
Historical record
DR01
Deep Robotics' first humanoid robot, an AI and embodied-intelligence exploration platform built on the company's self-developed joint actuators.
Deep Robotics X30
How much do Deep Robotics robots cost?
One Deep Robotics robot currently has a published price: Jueying Lite at $2,890 to $18,900.
| Model | Price | Availability | Release year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jueying Lite | $2,890 to $18,900 | Paid Deployment | Not stated |
No published price yet (sold by enquiry): Jueying X20, DR01, Deep Robotics X30.
About Deep Robotics
- Headquarters
- Hangzhou, China
- Founded
- 2017
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