Skip to main content
FREN
Menu
Jackal, official image from Clearpath Robotics
© Clearpath Robotics · official image · original page

ResearchBrief

Jackal, Clearpath's small all-terrain robot: it weighs 17 kg and can carry a payload of up to 20 kg

On its official page, Clearpath Robotics presents Jackal as a small, fast, entry-level research platform for field robotics.

Published on · 1 min read · 1 sourceJackal sheet →

Jackal UGV Autonomous Mobile Platform | From the ShopVideo by Clearpath Robotics by Rockwell Automation · cited by Clearpath Robotics · Watch on YouTubeNothing is requested from YouTube before you click: no cookie, no address sent.

According to Clearpath, Jackal is built on an aluminium chassis with a high-torque 4×4 drivetrain, designed to run on any terrain. The manufacturer says it is weatherproof, with an IP62-rated enclosure.

The robot weighs 17 kg and can carry a payload of up to 20 kg, according to its data sheet.

It carries an onboard computer, a GPS and an inertial measurement unit, all integrated with ROS. Clearpath describes the result as an autonomous capability that is “ready to use” and supplies demonstration code.

Uses cited by the manufacturer include mobile manipulation of small loads and university courses in robotic manipulation.

Source

  1. Clearpath Robotics (official product pages) · clearpathrobotics.com

Also worth reading

Next storyOpenAI will build its own humanoids, Sam Altman expects a “remarkable” demonstration in 2027

Brief written with AI assistance from the source cited, every sentence checked automatically against it. English edition adapted from the original French story: figures, links, names and quotes checked by code against it. Our methodCorrections policyReport an error