00:00The Lynx M20 from Chinese Deep Robotics is a new variant of a well-known quadruped robot,
00:07now specifically designed for use in extreme industrial environments.
00:14While its predecessor already boasted acrobatic abilities such as jumping over difficult terrain
00:20or staying in the snow, the M20 is a more robust model with significantly expanded application possibilities.
00:26According to the manufacturer, this is the world's first rolling robot specifically developed
00:34for industrial applications under extreme conditions.
00:39A demonstration video shows the M20 mastering the most difficult terrain, including rocky
00:45mountain slopes, muddy wetlands, and ruins covered in rubble.
00:49Desert sand, uneven steps, wobbly bridges, and even a watering hole are no insurmountable
00:57obstacles for it.
01:00When speed is required, the robot can travel on its four wheels at up to 18 kilometers per
01:05hour.
01:06However, if necessary, it locks each wheel individually to overcome obstacles or switch to G-mode.
01:13The M20 is equipped with a 96-line leader system that provides 360-degree coverage of the environment.
01:24Bidirectional lighting not only allows operation in difficult lighting provided by a wide-angle
01:29camera on the front.
01:32The robot can navigate through gaps as small as 50 centimeters wide, easily navigates stairs,
01:38and overcomes obstacles up to 80 centimeters high.
01:44Its motors enable it to handle inclines of up to 45 degrees.
01:49The entire system, including the battery, weighs approximately 33 kilograms and can carry a payload
01:55of up to 15 kilogram.
01:59Thanks to its hot-swap battery design, the M20 can operate for longer than the usual two and
02:05a half to three hours without the need for extended charging.
02:08IP66 protection ensures reliable operation even in adverse weather conditions, with operating
02:15temperatures ranging from minus 20 to 55 degrees Celsius, minus 4 to 131 degrees Fahrenheit.
02:24A pro version of this robotic companion further expands its capabilities with autonomous charging
02:30functions, SLAM-assisted positioning and mapping, autonomous navigation, and technical enhancements
02:36such as USB port is priced at around 16,500 euros, although the pro version is likely to be
02:42more expensive and must be requested individually.
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