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AgiBot's D1 MaxPro quadruped carries up to 50 kg and climbs 30 cm steps, according to the manufacturer

Designed by AGIBOT Innovation (Shanghai) Technology, the D1 MaxPro is part of the manufacturer's D1 range. The company presents it as a robot built for industrial work.

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According to AgiBot's official page, the D1 MaxPro climbs flights of steps up to 30 cm high, as well as open-grate industrial staircases. The manufacturer also says it can get back up on its own after a fall.

The manufacturer states a continuous payload of up to 50 kg. The D1 MaxPro should therefore be able to carry heavy equipment, transport loads and handle materials.

On endurance, AgiBot promises at least 2 hours when the robot is carrying its maximum load.

Its battery can be swapped quickly. The manufacturer also offers an optional station where the robot recharges by itself.

Source

  1. AgiBot (official product pages) · agibot.com

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