Wheeled Robot Dog for Inspection and R&D
AgiBot D1 Ultra-W is a wheeled robot dog for scientific research, educational tasks, and developing custom solutions. The robot can carry up to 5 kg of load, reach speeds of up to 3.7 m/s, and cover up to 9 km on a single charge. Thanks to its wheeled kinematics, the platform easily overcomes stairs and uneven terrain, and its IP54-rated body is protected against dirt and water.
Main Advantages of AgiBot D1 Ultra-W
- Fast movement and traversability on difficult terrains. The wheeled robot dog combines efficient movement on flat surfaces with the ability to overcome stairs and irregularities. The maximum speed is up to 3.7 m/s.
- Increased travel range. The range of AgiBot D1 Ultra-W is up to 9 km, allowing the robot to be used on long routes without frequent stops.
- Ability to install additional equipment. The payload capacity is up to 5 kg. Cameras, sensors, computing modules, and other equipment can be mounted on the body within the allowable weight.
- Overcoming routes with height differences. The robot can climb consecutive steps up to 16 cm high. The maximum stated height for overcoming a single obstacle is up to 60 cm.
- Powerful joint mechanisms for active maneuvers. The peak torque is up to 48 Nm, providing the necessary reserve when moving on uneven surfaces and working with loads.
- Opportunities for custom software development. The SDK provides access to motion control, robot status, IMU data, and video stream. A robot model and simulation interfaces are available for testing custom algorithms.
Design of AgiBot D1 Ultra-W
AgiBot D1 Ultra-W is equipped with wheels that combine efficient movement on flat surfaces with the ability to change limb positions on uneven areas. This design is suitable for long corridors, warehouses, laboratories, production facilities, and routes with height differences. The standard version of AgiBot D1 Ultra has 12 DOF in total — 3 degrees of freedom per leg. We recommend confirming the current configuration and technical specifications of the model before ordering.
Speed and Overcoming Difficult Areas
The maximum speed of AgiBot D1 Ultra-W is up to 3.7 m/s. The robot can climb consecutive steps up to 16 cm high, operate on slopes of about 30° in standard mode, and up to 40° in extreme conditions. The drive system supports jumps with a lift-off from the surface up to 35 cm. The separately stated maximum height for overcoming obstacles is up to 60 cm — this parameter should not be equated with the allowable step height.
Connecting External Equipment
To connect additional equipment, AgiBot D1 Ultra-W is equipped with an Ethernet network port, two USB Type-A connectors, two Power Ports, as well as SBUS and UART interfaces. The RJ45 network connector provides data transfer speeds of up to 1000 Mbps. A separate 12 V output with a power of up to 36 W and a BAT output with a power of up to 100 W are provided for powering external modules, allowing the connection of cameras, sensors, and other components with corresponding power consumption requirements.
Traversability and Drive System
The maximum speed of D1 Ultra-W is 3.7 m/s. The platform can consecutively climb steps up to 16 cm high, overcome slopes at an angle of 30°, and perform jumps with a lift-off from the surface up to 35 cm high. The maximum height for overcoming individual obstacles is 60 cm.
High maneuverability is ensured by active kinematics: the peak joint torque is 48 Nm, and the amplitude of their movement covers ranges from −28° to 28° for the body, from −170° to 66° for the thigh, and from 35° to 156° for the lower leg. This allows the robot to effectively stabilize its body position and navigate complex route sections.
Hardware Interfaces and Secondary Development
AgiBot D1 Ultra-W supports an SDK with access to high-level motion control, robot status, IMU data, joint mechanism status, and video stream. Data exchange with the platform is possible via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. For developing and preliminary testing of algorithms, a robot model and simulation interfaces are available, including support for NVIDIA Isaac Sim.
Applications of AgiBot D1 Ultra-W
- Industrial inspection. The robot dog effectively performs tasks on regular routes inside enterprises with flat surfaces. The camera and real-time video streaming allow for remote inspection of equipment and technological areas.
- Security and patrolling. The robot dog can move along pre-set trajectories and transmit video signals to the operator. The level of autonomy during patrolling depends on software settings and the presence of additional modules.
- Scientific research and development (R&D). The presence of an SDK, an inertial module (IMU), and direct access to control systems create the necessary base for testing mobility algorithms, working with drives, and processing telemetry.
- Robotics education. The Ultra-W robot dog can be integrated into the educational process of universities and research laboratories for studying mobile robotics, control algorithms, computer modeling, and working with hardware interfaces.
- Sensor integration. Ethernet, USB ports, and power outputs are designed for integrating external equipment. The compatibility of additional modules (LiDAR, depth cameras, RTK receivers, or mobile communication systems) is specified for a specific configuration before ordering.
Package Contents of AgiBot D1 Ultra-W
The AgiBot D1 Ultra-W package includes the robot itself, a battery, charging equipment, control tools, and accessories for starting work and basic maintenance.
- AgiBot D1 Ultra-W Robot Dog. The main quadruped robotic platform.
- Battery. Removable power source for autonomous robot operation.
- Battery charger. Used for charging the battery.
- Power adapter. Provides connection of the charging system to the power supply.
- Power adapter cable. Designed to connect the adapter to the electrical network.
- Remote control. Used for manual robot control.
- User manual. Contains basic information on setting up and operating the platform.
- Transport box. Designed for packing and transporting equipment.
- Paw pads — 4 pcs. Installed on the support parts of the robot's legs.
- Tool kit — 1 set. Designed for basic robot setup and maintenance.
Technical Specifications of AgiBot D1 Ultra
Design and Mobility
| Parameter | Value |
| Dimensions in working position | 630 × 430 × 485 mm |
| Dimensions in folded position | 690 × 540 × 165 mm |
| Net weight | 16 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 12 DOF |
| Maximum speed | 3.7 m/s |
| Payload | 5 kg |
| Slope angle | up to 40° |
| Jump height | up to 35 cm |
| Maximum stated height overcoming | up to 60 cm |
| Peak joint torque | 48 Nm |
| Materials | Aluminum alloy, high-strength engineering plastic |
| Joint movement range | Body: −28°…28°; thigh: −170°…66°; lower leg: 35°…156° |
Power, Protection, and Communication Means
| Parameter | Value |
| Power | 4.6 Ah, 43.2 V |
| Charging time | about 1 hour |
| Operating time | 1–2 hours |
| Operating temperature | 0…40 °C |
| Protection class | IP54 |
| Connection type | Wi-Fi 5.0, Bluetooth 5.0 |
Camera and Interfaces
| Parameter | Value |
| Camera | 1920 × 1080 |
| Camera field of view | DFOV 122°, HFOV 111°, VFOV 70° |
| IMU | Standard equipment |
| Interfaces | Ethernet ×1, USB Type-A ×2, Power Port ×2, SBUS ×1, UART ×1 |
| Ethernet | RJ45, up to 1000 Mbps |
Order AgiBot D1 Ultra-W
AgiBot D1 Ultra-W is suitable for research centers, universities, enterprises, developers, and system integrators who need a mobile robotic platform for autonomous navigation, algorithm testing, sensor integration, or custom development. Our specialists will help select the configuration, clarify software capabilities and compatible external equipment, verify sensor and communication module compatibility, and place an order.
