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DEEP Robotics · Robot Dogs

DEEP Robotics Lynx M20

Available to order

The M20 Pro has a public price in DEEP Robotics’ official online shop and at EU dealer Generation Robots, which quotes 8–10 weeks delivery; the base M20 and the upgraded M20S are sold on request.

from US$61,200Lynx M20 Pro

Official DEEP Robotics shop with free international shipping; VAT and import duties not stated. EU dealer Generation Robots: €57,600 incl. VAT (€48,000 excl.), supplied without the two required batteries and without remote. M20 and M20S on request.

Checked
28.09.2026Source
Made for
Industry · Research & education
Where
Global (official shop, free international shipping) · EU (Generation Robots)

Overview

A 33–35 kg industrial quadruped with a wheel on each leg: it drives on flat ground and walks over steps and obstacles, guided by dual LiDAR, with IP66 protection.

Key specs

Size
82 × 43 × 57 cm standing
Weight
33–35 kg incl. battery (sources differ)
Speed
2 m/s in operation; 5 m/s max in lab tests
Payload
15 kg rated (50 kg max, per official shop)
Runtime / range
approx. 3 h / 15 km unloaded; 2.5 h / 12 km loaded; 1.5 h charging, hot-swap batteries
Terrain
25 cm continuous steps, 80 cm single obstacles, 45° slopes
Protection
IP66; −20 to 55 °C
Sensors / compute
Dual LiDAR (96-line, 360° × 90°), 2 wide-angle cameras; M20 Pro: three octa-core processors

Versions & prices

Lynx M20
On requestBase version with two processors. On request.
Lynx M20 Pro
US$61,200Adds a third processor for autonomous navigation. Generation Robots: €57,600 incl. VAT, without batteries and remote.
Lynx M20S
On requestUpgraded version: 36 kg payload, 30 cm steps, IP67, 128-channel LiDAR, −30 °C. On request.

Why it’s in

  • Wheels on all four legs: fast and efficient on flat ground, yet it still walks over steps, 80 cm obstacles and 45° slopes.
  • Built for industrial sites: IP66, −20 to 55 °C, dual LiDAR and hot-swap batteries.
  • Public prices in the official shop and at an EU dealer, which is rare for industrial quadrupeds.

What bothers us

  • Expensive: US$61,200, and the EU dealer’s €57,600 excludes the two batteries it needs and the remote.
  • About 3 hours of runtime unloaded, 2.5 hours with load.
  • Spec sheets differ between DEEP Robotics’ own page, its shop and dealers (weight 33 vs 35 kg, what ‘Pro’ includes).