The DEEP Robotics LYNX M20 is an industrial-grade wheeled-legged robot built for demanding terrain and hazardous industrial environments.
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Dimensions 820 x 430 x 570 mm; Weight 35 kg (battery included); Payload 15 kg (maximum payload 50 kg); Speed 5 m/s in the laboratory; 2 m/s operational; Protection IP66; Operating temperature -20°C ~ 55°C; Runtime 3 hours unloaded; 2.5 hours with a 15 kg load; Range 15 km unloaded; 12 km with a 15 kg load; Mobility Wheel-legged; 25 cm continuous stairs, 80 cm single step, 45 degree slope, 50 cm narrow passage.
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Overview
The DEEP Robotics LYNX M20 is an industrial-grade wheeled-legged robot built for demanding terrain and hazardous industrial environments. We deliver DeepRobotics hardware to corporate projects through enterprise supply, commissioning and engineering support. Investment is set by corporate quotation against configuration, quantity and delivery terms.
The published figures are: Dimensions 820 x 430 x 570 mm; Weight 35 kg (battery included); Payload 15 kg (maximum payload 50 kg); Speed 5 m/s in the laboratory; 2 m/s operational; Protection IP66; Operating temperature -20°C ~ 55°C; Runtime 3 hours unloaded; 2.5 hours with a 15 kg load; Range 15 km unloaded; 12 km with a 15 kg load; Mobility Wheel-legged; 25 cm continuous stairs, 80 cm single step, 45 degree slope, 50 cm narrow passage.
Sources and Limits: the technical values come from the manufacturer's own product page (https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/lynx.html). Headings absent from that table are not written here either.
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DeepRobotics LYNX M20 product video
DeepRobotics LYNX M20 product video 6
Use Cases
The use cases the manufacturer defines for the DeepRobotics LYNX M20.
01Education and research
02Construction site
Key Advantages
The world's first industrial wheel-legged robot
The manufacturer positions the M20 series as the first wheel-legged robot designed for rough terrain and hazardous industrial environments.
Its distinguishing side is combining a 50 cm narrow-passage capability and a 15 kg payload in the same body.
80 cm single step, 25 cm continuous stairs
Because it can switch seamlessly between leg modes such as front elbow and rear knee, it climbs 25 cm stairs continuously and clears an 80 cm obstacle in one go.
Tunnel and pipeline crossings rely on this capability.
Two 96-line LiDARs
Two LiDARs producing approximately 860,000 points per second across a 360 degree horizontal and 90 degree vertical field of view provide obstacle avoidance in every direction.
Bidirectional lighting covers dark environments.
35 kg, one person can carry it
The 35 kg body, battery included, can be carried by a single operator.
Maximum load capacity is reported as 50 kg and continuous payload as 15 kg.
IP66 and -20 to 55 degrees
The IP66 protection rating and wide temperature range aim for year-round operation in the open field.
Batteries are hot-swappable.
The DeepRobotics LYNX M20 up close
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Technical Specifications
17 values in 7 categories; data published by the manufacturer.
Size and weight
Dimensions (standing)
820 x 430 x 570 mm
Weight
35 kg (battery included)
Motion and performance
Payload
15 kg (maximum payload 50 kg)
Maximum speed
5 m/s in the laboratory; 2 m/s operational
Climb angle
45°
Obstacle and step
25 cm (continuous stairs); 80 cm single step
Power and runtime
Battery
Hot-swappable battery; single battery charging time 1.5 hours
Runtime
3 hours unloaded; 2.5 hours with a 15 kg load
Range
15 km unloaded; 12 km with a 15 kg load
General structure
Mobility form
Wheel-legged; 25 cm continuous stairs, 80 cm single step, 45 degree slope, 50 cm narrow passage
Manufacturer note
The series has three configurations: LYNX M20, LYNX M20 Pro (three eight-core processors, 24 V / 72 V power and USB) and LYNX M20S. The M20S carries separate values: 36 kg weight, 36 kg effective payload on standard terrain, 100 kg maximum payload, 3.5-5 hours and 16-20 km unloaded, 2.5-3.5 hours and 12-15 km loaded, 9 m/s in the laboratory, 30 cm step, 100 cm single step, IP67, -30°C ~ 55°C, two 128-line LiDARs (360° x 95°, approximately 1,152,000 points per second).
Size and weight
Dimensions (standing)
820 x 430 x 570 mm
Weight
35 kg (battery included)
Motion and performance
Payload
15 kg (maximum payload 50 kg)
Maximum speed
5 m/s in the laboratory; 2 m/s operational
Climb angle
45°
Obstacle and step
25 cm (continuous stairs); 80 cm single step
Power and runtime
Battery
Hot-swappable battery; single battery charging time 1.5 hours
Runtime
3 hours unloaded; 2.5 hours with a 15 kg load
Range
15 km unloaded; 12 km with a 15 kg load
Sensors and connectivity
Sensors
Two 96-line LiDARs (360° x 90° field of view, approximately 860,000 points per second) and two wide-angle cameras
Connectivity
Bidirectional lighting, hot-swappable battery, obstacle avoidance in every direction
Software and development
Processor
Two eight-core 64-bit industrial processors (16 GB memory + 128 GB storage, two sets)
Software features
Seamless transition between leg modes such as front elbow and rear knee
Environmental resilience
Ingress protection
IP66
Operating temperature
-20°C ~ 55°C
Sources and documents
Verified on the manufacturer page on 18 September 2026.
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The most common questions about the DeepRobotics LYNX M20.
Why do the laboratory speed and the operational speed differ?
The manufacturer publishes two separate values: 5 m/s under laboratory conditions and 2 m/s in operational use. Site planning is done on the operational speed; the laboratory value shows the machine's upper limit.
How much does range drop with a 15 kg load?
The unloaded values of 3 hours and 15 km become 2.5 hours and 12 km with a 15 kg load. Single battery charging time is 1.5 hours.