For those who cringe when buying cheap toys. For those who don't buckle under pressure - who keep showing up when others give in. For those who hate elitist pricing and sales pitches - real tools for real work. Want a robot that dances, click exit now, but if you need a robot that goes everywhere, keep scrolling here. The Lynx is a quadruped robot built different.
Note: This quadruped robot is still under development. We anticipate delivery of first units within a couple of months. Specifications may change in production version.
Robot
| Length | ~35 inches |
| Width | ~18 inches |
| Height | ~21 inches |
| Height (crouched) | ~7 inches |
| Ground Clearance | ~14 inches |
| Material | Aluminum for lightweight durability |
| Carrying Handle | 2 built-in carrying handles |
| Attachments | Standard attachment hole pattern |
| Weather | Weather resistant |
| Origin | Made in the USA and NDAA-Compliant |
| Repairability | Easily Field Repairable |
| System Approach | Modular Components |
Battery
| Batteries | High-power 48V Battery |
| System | Smart battery protection with a 7-check system |
| Charging | Easy-charge with a standard 120V outlet |
| Runtime | 40 Minutes (Pro: 80 Minutes) |
Development
| Compute | Raspberry Pi CM4 |
| OS | Raspian |
| Communication | CAN, Serial, USB, Wifi, Bluetooth, Ethernet |
| Source Code | Open Source |
| Mechanical Design | Open Source |
| Payload Capacity | 15 pounds |
The drive camera is fixed in the front of the robot and provides a wide view of what's ahead. Not only is this great for driving, it also provides useful intel.
Drive Camera
| Angle | Fixed front camera |
| Feed | View the camera feed on the controller |
Special-engineered foot pads help the robot climb over obstacles and stairs, maneuver tight spaces, and infinitely customizeable
Goat Traction (feet)
| Climb | Ascend stairs rubber-like foot pads |
| System | Special engineered to have proper friction force |
| Turning | Tight turning radius |
| Surfaces | Maneuvers typical commercial and residential flooring types, along with rough terrain |
| Replacements | Easy-replace foot pads |
Run Forest, Run! Keep going further and further. Plus it can provide extended range coverage for other SuperDroid tactical units.
Control Range
| Line Of Sight | Up to 1,100 feet (wireless) |
| Through 2 Brick Walls | Up to 385 feet (wireless) |
Range Extension
| Other Units | Extend the range of SuperDroid tactical robot units |
The Lynx Robot's OCU is a handheld aluminum controller with a 10-inch screen. It's lightweight, has a long runtime, and has options to record and save videos and snapshots.
Operator Control Unit (OCU)
| Screen | 10-inch |
| Runtime | ~8 hours |
| Display | View camera feed |
| 2-Way Audio | Talk and listen from a distance |
| Video | Record video |
| Save | Take snapshots |
| Monitors | Connect external devices using USB, audio, HDMI, or ethernet |
| Weight | 3 ½ pounds |
| Length | 13 ¼ inches |
| Height | 6 ¼ inches |
| Depth | 2 ¼ inches |
| Controls | Real controls and touch screen controls |
| Comfort | Ergonomic design |
| Material | Aluminum for lightweight durability |
| Batteries | High-power 5,000 mAH |
| System | Smart battery protection with a 7-check system |
| Charging | Easy-charge with a standard 120V outlet |
The toughest part of a robotics business is finding enough customers to buy a specific robot at a price that works. The more general the platform, the easier it is to fit the use case, but the more expensive the robot becomes. For example, the cheapest robot to build is a small tracked robot, but if the use case demands stairs, that one can't climb them; if it demands holding a camera 4 feet off the ground, this small robot will tip over. That small tracked robot, however, is exactly what someone going into a small space needs.
A quadruped is a unique form factor because it approaches human-level mobility while remaining much more stable. This allows the form factor to work for many use cases with minimal modification, and allow further development of the technology that will eventually become widespread in humanoid robots.