This mid‑size wheeled‑legged quadruped blends rolling speed with walking agility. With compact dimensions and a balanced design, it offers clearance for narrow spaces while delivering robust payload and endurance for demanding industrial missions.

Equipped with autonomous terrain recognition and adaptive gait control, LYNX M20 dynamically adjusts to challenging landscapes. Its omnidirectional obstacle avoidance lets it navigate mountains, rugged terrain, and unstable pathways safely and reliably.

Weighing just 33 kg, LYNX M20 is transportable by a single operator. Its hyper‑flexible joints allow seamless posture transitions (e.g., front-elbow to rear-knee mode), enabling stair climbs up to 25 cm, traversal of pipelines and tunnels, and efficient movement between manual and mechanized environments.

Built for harsh conditions, it features IP66-rated protection and operates in temperatures from –20 °C to +55 °C. With twin 96-line LiDAR, bi-directional lighting for low-light visibility, and hot-swappable batteries, LYNX M20 is engineered for mission-critical reliability.

The LYNX M20 supports a payload of up to 15 kg, with a maximum load capacity of 50 kg. It can operate for up to three hours unloaded, covering a range of 15 km, or 2.5 hours when fully loaded, reaching 12 km. In lab tests, it achieves speeds of up to 5 m/s, with a recommended safe operational speed of 2 m/s. Designed for challenging terrain, it can handle slopes of up to 45°, climb stairs up to 25 cm, and overcome single steps as high as 80 cm. Powered by dual octa-core processors, dual 96-line LiDAR units, and wide-angle cameras, it offers advanced autonomy with omnidirectional obstacle avoidance, 360° point-cloud mapping, OTA software updates, and RF image transmission. Connectivity is provided via a 72 V power input and a Gigabit Ethernet port, ensuring seamless integration into demanding industrial and field operations.