Dimensions440 × 880 × 570 mm (W × D × H) Standby
Dimensions440 × 880 × 980 mm (W × D × H) Standing
Actuation SystemElectric actuators
Automatic ChargingNot publicly disclosed/verified
Autonomous Obstacle AvoidanceNot publicly disclosed/verified
AvailabilityCommercially Not Available
Battery CapacityNot publicly disclosed/verified
Battery ChemistryNot publicly disclosed/verified
Battery VoltageNot publicly disclosed/verified
Charging TimeNot publicly disclosed/verified
Commercial Product NameHLQ Pro
CommunicationWi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
Degrees of Freedom12 total
Environmental ProtectionIP54-equivalent design
Exact ModelHLQ Pro
Leg ConfigurationFour legs
Maximum Operating RuntimeUp to 4 hours
Maximum Payload20 kg with balanced loading on both sides
Maximum Slope35°
Maximum Speed2.5 m/s (9 km/h)
Maximum Traversable Step30 cm
NationalityJapan
Navigation MethodAutonomous movement along predefined routes
Navigation SensorsLiDAR and 3D camera
Obstacle DetectionLiDAR and 3D camera
Operating EnvironmentOutdoor rugged terrain and hazardous industrial sites
Operating TemperatureNot publicly disclosed/verified
Payload InterfacesEquipment mounting points and power ports
Product FamilyHLQ Series
Programming SDK/APINot publicly disclosed/verified
Remote SupervisionSupported
Robot ArmNot publicly disclosed/verified
Robot TypeAutonomous heavy-duty quadruped
Robot WeightApproximately 60 kg, excluding protective clothing
Walking ControlReinforcement-learning-based adaptive locomotion
Wireless Frequency2.4 GHz
About the HLQ Pro
HLQ Pro is a 60 kg autonomous quadruped robot developed by Highlanders Inc. for transporting equipment through rugged and hazardous environments. It carries up to 20 kg, uses reinforcement-learning-based adaptive locomotion, crosses 30 cm obstacles, and operates on slopes up to 35°. It features LiDAR and 3D-camera sensing, IP54-equivalent environmental protection, and up to four hours of operation.
Typical applications: Emergency Response & Rescue, Inspections, Energy & Utilities, Manufacturing & Industrial Operations, Search & Rescue Exploration.