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Rover X1

Rover X1 is INFFNI’s wheel-legged quadruped for education, exploration, filming and robotics development. The DOBOT sub-brand combines driven wheels, artic...

Facts

Company
Dobot
Product type
quadruped
Status
commercial
Primary capability
locomotion
Website
https://www.dobot.cc/

About Rover X1

Rover X1 combines four articulated legs with driven wheels at the feet, allowing it to roll efficiently across smooth surfaces and use leg motion for steps, slopes and uneven ground. Integrated vision supports autonomous following and filming, while programmable configurations expose the platform for navigation, perception and mobility development.

The robot reaches approximately 1.8 metres per second, climbs steps around 16 centimetres and handles inclines near 35 degrees. Payload mounting supports light carrying and sensor integration. Rover X1 is marketed through INFFNI, DOBOT’s consumer and developer robotics sub-brand.

Market context

robot, development, mobile_robot

Summary

Type: Mobile robot

Core: Wheeled research base

Function: Navigation

Audience: Developers

Specifications

battery_capacity
4000 mAh standard battery; 8000 mAh high-capacity battery
camera_system
Front and rear built-in cameras, 1920 x 1080 at 30 fps
dimensions
820 x 480 x 180 mm
interaction_model
AI voice interaction for hands-free control
operational_role
Consumer quadruped robot for home, filming, learning, and light load-bearing use cases
payload_capacity_kg
3 kg to 7 kg kg
perception_system
built-in cameras; obstacle sensing; filming safety buffer
runtime_hours
Approximately 1.5 h to 3 h announced battery life h
slope
Up to 30° in Generation Robots listing; 35° in Robots Europa summary
speed_range
Up to 1.8 m/s m/s
step_height
Up to 16 cm obstacle / step crossing
task_scope
Home security, companionship, dual-vision tracking, smart load-bearing, coding education, and mobile filming
weight_kg
Approximately 15.5 kg kg

Operations

Product detail
robot, development, mobile_robot

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