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DEEPRobotics X30 vs. Unitree B2

Two industrial robot dogs built for tough environments compared on mobility, payload, endurance, terrain handling and inspection capabilities.

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Introduction 

DEEPRobotics X30 and Unitree B2 are industrial quadruped robots designed for demanding inspection, security, emergency-response and infrastructure applications. Both are IP67-rated, support autonomous navigation, operate indoors and outdoors, use 3D perception systems and are commercially available, according to ROBOT24.com's market-data records.

Their recorded endurance performance is similar, though recorded speed and payload and obstacle running performance is weaker or stronger. X30 weighs 75 kg, with payload 40 kg, max speed 5 m / s, runtime 4-6 hours. About 60 kg of unitree B2, more than 40 kg of walking payload, about 6 m / s or more, and the same 4-6 hours of running time.

B2 provides more detailed terrain-performance data in the ROBOT24.com market-data, including continuous stair climbing, 40cm obstacle height, over 45 slope and jump/ditch-crossing figures. X30 is documented with a 300 mm obstacle height, 45 slope and up to 20 km range.

At a Glance 

MetricDEEPRobotics X30Unitree B2
Robot typeIndustrial autonomous quadrupedIndustrial quadruped UGV
Primary usesIndustrial inspection, security, surveying, emergency responseIndustrial inspection, utilities, oil & gas, mining, emergency response, logistics , security
Dimensions1,000 × 550 × 750 mm1,098 × 450 × 645 mm standing
Weight75 kgApprox. 60 kg including battery
Degrees of freedom1212
Walking payload40 kg>40 kg
Standing payloadNot separately recordedUp to 120 kg
Maximum speed5 m/s>6 m/s
Runtime4–6 h4–6 h
RangeUp to 20 km> 20 km unloaded; > 15 km with 20 kg payload
Maximum slope45°>45°
Obstacle height300 mm40 cm
StairsNot separately quantifiedContinuous 20– 25 cm stairs
Protection ratingIP67IP67
Operating temperatureNot recorded− 20°C to +55°C
Localization / navigationAutonomous navigation, terrain recognition, dynamic obstacle avoidance, 3D mappingAutonomous navigation, 3D LiDAR + vision localization
Sensors3D LiDAR, depth camera, RGB cameras, IMU, GNSS; optional thermal/gas/environmental sensors3D LiDAR, two depth cameras, two RGB cameras, IMU, encoders; optional compute/sensor configurations
Connectivity / developmentWi-Fi, Ethernet, USB, optional 4G/5G, mesh networking, ROS4× Gigabit Ethernet, 4× USB 3.0, CAN, Wi-Fi, SDK, ROS 2, OTA
AvailabilityCommercially availableCommercially available
PriceUS$100,000–120,000Approx. US$100,000 base; varies by options/region

Capability and use-case data for robots is drawn from Robot24.com’s internal robot database.

How They Compare

Both robots are industrial-duty IP67-rated quadrupeds with 4-6 hr recorded runtime. There is a large overlap in use cases: inspection, security patrol, emergency response and operation in difficult industrial environments appear in both ROBOT24.com market-data records.

Unitree B2 has the more optimistic recorded mobility numbers of several aspects. It is lighter, has a higher claimed maximum speed, a walking payload over 40 kg, a standing payload up to 120 kg, and detailed stair, obstacle, jump and ditch-crossing figures.

DEEPERobotics X30 has set a record payload of 40 kg, 5 m/sec max. Speed, up to 20 km range and a comprehensive optional sensor suite for thermal, gas and environment monitoring. The record is for inspection, security, surveying and rescue in extreme environments.

Summary

X30 and B2 are tight rivals in industrial quadruped applications. The Robot24 market-data record for B2 documents weight, mobility, battery life and payload in comparison to industry trends, while X30's record provides an industrial inspection and sensing performance profile. Both are IP67 rated and commercially available.


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