- Autonomous navigation It builds its own site map, plans routes and avoids obstacles, so patrols run without an operator steering.
- Dual LiDAR and four cameras Front and rear LiDAR work with four ultra-wide-angle cameras for all-round sensing, including in difficult light.
- Self-charging dock When its charge runs low it returns to a dock made for the S10 Pro, recharges without help and resumes its mission.
- Wheels and legs It rolls at up to 8 m/s on flat ground and walks over obstacles up to 50 cm high.
- One-person portable It weighs under 20 kg with the battery, so a single operator can carry it to site.
- Sealed to IP66 Dust and rain protection and a −20 °C to 55 °C operating range let it patrol indoors and outdoors.
- Remote control as fallback An operator can still take over with the remote controller when a situation calls for it.
Description
The LYNX S10 Pro is the autonomous-navigation version of the LYNX S10, the compact wheeled-legged robot Deep Robotics of Hangzhou launched in May 2026. It keeps the body of the standard S10 — under 20 kg with the battery fitted, 16 joints and a powered wheel at the end of each leg — and adds the sensing and software that let it run patrol and inspection routes without an operator steering it.
Front and rear LiDAR work with four ultra-wide-angle cameras to give it all-round awareness, including in poor light. From that data the robot builds its own map of the site, plans its routes and works around obstacles it meets on the way. It runs for more than three hours per charge, and when the battery runs low it drives itself to a charging dock made only for the S10 Pro, recharges without help and returns to its route. The remote controller stays on hand as a fallback.
On the move it rolls at up to 8 m/s on flat ground, walks when the terrain turns rough and clears obstacles up to 50 cm high; it can also rise onto two legs where it needs extra height or a smaller footprint. The body is sealed to IP66 and rated for −20 °C to 55 °C. That suits sites with recurring rounds: data centres, industrial parks, logistics estates, substations, utility corridors and tunnels, where the same documented route is run day and night.
The standard LYNX S10 is the remotely piloted trim of the same platform, positioned for reconnaissance, rescue and research work where an operator steers the robot. Choose the Pro when the robot should run scheduled rounds on its own. Whether the charging dock is part of your order, and the payload and accessory options, are confirmed with the quotation.
Key Capabilities
- Autonomous navigation: It builds its own site map, plans routes and avoids obstacles, so patrols run without an operator steering.
- Dual LiDAR and four cameras: Front and rear LiDAR work with four ultra-wide-angle cameras for all-round sensing, including in difficult light.
- Self-charging dock: When its charge runs low it returns to a dock made for the S10 Pro, recharges without help and resumes its mission.
- Wheels and legs: It rolls at up to 8 m/s on flat ground and walks over obstacles up to 50 cm high.
- One-person portable: It weighs under 20 kg with the battery, so a single operator can carry it to site.
- Sealed to IP66: Dust and rain protection and a −20 °C to 55 °C operating range let it patrol indoors and outdoors.
- Remote control as fallback: An operator can still take over with the remote controller when a situation calls for it.
Buying through Robotix Market
This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the full manufacturer warranty. Technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's own service network. Deployment scope, configuration, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.
Features
Specs
| Brand | Deep Robotics |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Deep Robotics, Hangzhou, China |
| Model | LYNX S10 Pro |
| Product Type | Small wheeled-legged robot, autonomous-navigation version |
| Platform | LYNX S10 family, launched May 2026 |
| Weight | ≤ 20 kg including battery; one-person portable |
| Joints | 16 high-precision joints |
| Locomotion | Wheel-tipped legs: wheeled travel, legged walking on rough terrain, bipedal stand-up |
| Maximum Speed | 8 m/s on flat ground (about 29 km/h) |
| Obstacle Clearance | Up to 50 cm |
| Perception | Front and rear LiDAR + four ultra-wide-angle cameras (omnidirectional) |
| Autonomy | Self-built mapping, autonomous path planning, intelligent obstacle avoidance |
| Manual Control | Remote controller (fallback) |
| Endurance | 3+ hours per charge |
| Charging | Autonomous return to a dedicated charging dock (S10 Pro only), hands-free recharging |
| Charging Dock Included | Confirm at quote |
| Protection | IP66 |
| Operating Temperature | −20 °C to 55 °C |
| Payload Capacity | Confirm at quote |
| Dimensions | Confirm at quote |
| Battery Capacity / Charging Time | Confirm at quote |
Industries
Frequently Asked Questions
Both share the same body: under 20 kg, 16 joints, wheel-tipped legs, 8 m/s on flat ground, 50 cm obstacle clearance, IP66 and −20 °C to 55 °C. The Pro adds the autonomous-navigation package — front and rear LiDAR, four ultra-wide-angle cameras, self-built mapping, route planning and obstacle avoidance — and works with a charging dock made only for the S10 Pro. The standard S10 is positioned for remote operation.
When the battery runs low, the robot navigates back to the dock, connects and recharges without anyone handling it, then returns to its route. That allows repeated patrol cycles through the day and night. Whether the dock is included in your order is confirmed with the quotation.
More than three hours. With the dock, a mission runs as repeated cycles of patrol and recharge rather than ending when the battery does.
Sites with recurring routes: security rounds in data centres, industrial parks, logistics estates and campuses, and inspection rounds through substations, plants, utility corridors and tunnels. IP66 sealing and a −20 °C to 55 °C rating cover indoor and outdoor work.
Yes. The remote controller is kept as a fallback, so an operator can take over whenever a situation needs a person's judgement.
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