LYNX M20 Context

Market context

LYNX M20 is Deep Robotics' payload-forward legged robot for field operations, inspection and rugged mobility.

Target environment: Industrial sites, outdoor terrain, inspection routes, patrol areas and field environments needing legged mobility.
Workflow context: Autonomous navigation, payload carriage, inspection, patrol, field sensing and modular mission expansion.
Customer context: Industrial operators, security teams, inspection providers and public-sector users evaluating rugged legged robots.
Deployment model: Commercial quadruped platform in Deep Robotics' Lynx family.
Commercial maturity: Commercial product with public product page and field-robotics positioning.
Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on payload needs, terrain, autonomy performance, battery life, fleet management and service support.
Market position: Rugged quadruped lane between lighter developer robots and larger heavy-duty inspection platforms.
Adjacent products: ANYmal, Unitree B2, Spot, Lynx S10

Field operators

Autonomous navigation, payload carriage, inspection, patrol, field sensing and modular mission expansion.

Industrial sites, outdoor terrain, inspection routes, patrol areas and field environments needing legged mobility.

Dimensions: Standing dimensions 820 x 430 x 570 mm
Max Load Capacity: 50 kg
Range: Unloaded range 15 km; loaded range 12 km with 15 kg payload
Operating Temp: -20℃ to 55℃
Perception System: Omnidirectional obstacle avoidance and point cloud surround view
Communication: RF image transmission
Control Interface: 72 V power input and Gigabit Ethernet
Task Scope: Industrial quadruped mobility, inspection, and payload tasks
Weight: 33 kg
Payload capacity: 15 kg
Runtime: Unloaded endurance 3 h; loaded endurance 2.5 h with 15 kg payload