Bunker
Rugged tracked off-road robot chassis
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The Bunker is a tracked unmanned ground vehicle chassis developed by AgileX Robotics for off-road and challenging terrain. It uses a tracked drive with an independent suspension system to climb slopes, cross obstacles, and operate on soft or uneven ground. The platform exposes a CAN bus interface and an open-source SDK so developers can mount sensors and build inspection, exploration, and mobile-manipulation applications on top of it.
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Overview
The Bunker is a tracked mobile robot chassis from AgileX Robotics, built as an unmanned ground vehicle base for rough and unstructured environments. Its tracked drivetrain and independent suspension are designed to handle slopes, stairs, soft soil, and obstacle crossing where wheeled platforms struggle.
Like the rest of the AgileX chassis line, the Bunker is intended as a development platform rather than a finished application. It ships with aluminum T-slot mounting rails, a CAN bus control interface, and an open-source SDK so integrators can add their own sensors, manipulators, and autonomy stacks.
The standard Bunker is no longer listed as a current product on AgileX's own storefront, where only the Bunker Mini and Bunker Pro variants remain on sale; it appears to have been succeeded by those models.
Key Features
- Tracked drivetrain for off-road mobility on soft, uneven, and sloped terrain
- Independent suspension system for obstacle crossing and stability
- CAN bus control interface with an open-source SDK for custom development
- Aluminum T-slot rails for mounting external sensors, kits, and payloads
- Designed as a base for inspection, exploration, and mobile-manipulation applications
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Specifications
Connectivity
| Communication | CAN bus |
Environment
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| IP Rating | IP67 |
Mechanics
| Locomotion | Tracked |
Performance
| Max Speed | 1.5 m/s |
| Payload Capacity | 80 kg |
Physical
| Weight | 53 kg |
| Height | 365 mm |
Software
| SDK Support | Yes |
| ROS Compatible | Yes |
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