DESCRIPTION
The Qiji T1000 is, on Dax Robotics' claim, the world's first ton-class quadruped robot — a machine built to carry 1,000 kg, which is an order of magnitude beyond the heavy end of the legged-robot market. The number that makes it possible is joint torque: 2,000 N·m from a single joint, which Dax puts at roughly five times the industry average. Feeding that takes an unusual electrical architecture, a 160-200 V extra-high-voltage system supplying up to 45 kW, around nine times what the company cites as the industry standard. Despite the mass it is not slow: in wheel-legged mode it reaches 50 km/h, and Dax quotes one to two full working days of endurance on a single charge, which matters more than peak speed for the material-handling and logistics work it targets. It is offered in a choice of colours, and Dax positions it against jobs currently done by forklifts, AGVs and people — automobile plant feeding, warehouse sorting, and heavy material movement across sites where wheels alone cannot go.
FEATURES
- 1,000 kg maximum payload, claimed as the world's first ton-class quadruped robot
- 2,000 N·m peak torque from a single joint, around five times the industry average
- 160-200 V extra-high-voltage system supplying up to 45 kW, roughly nine times the industry standard for power capacity
- up to 50 km/h in wheel-legged mode
- one to two working days of endurance on a single charge
- available in multiple customisable colours
- targeted at automobile plant material handling and feeding, logistics warehouse sorting, unmanned retail warehousing and collaboration alongside AGVs.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Physical | |
| Payload | 1000 kg |
|---|---|
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Quadruped, Wheeled |
| Speed | 50.04 km/h |
| Manipulation | Low |
| Actuators | Quadruped with wheel-legged mode; 2,000 N·m peak torque per joint; 160-200 V extra-high-voltage system with 45 kW supply capacity |
| Sensing & Compute | |
| Software / AI | XDax Brain large model with DaxBrain 3.0 real-sim-real data flywheel |
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Physical | |
| Payload | 1000 kg |
|---|---|
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Quadruped, Wheeled |
| Speed | 50.04 km/h |
| Manipulation | Low |
| Actuators | Quadruped with wheel-legged mode; 2,000 N·m peak torque per joint; 160-200 V extra-high-voltage system with 45 kW supply capacity |
| Sensing & Compute | |
| Software / AI | XDax Brain large model with DaxBrain 3.0 real-sim-real data flywheel |
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What is the Qiji T1000?
The Qiji T1000 is, on Dax Robotics' claim, the world's first ton-class quadruped robot — a machine built to carry 1,000 kg, which is an order of magnitude beyond the heavy end of the legged-robot market.
Who makes the Qiji T1000?
The Qiji T1000 is made by Dax Robotics, a robotics company based in China.
How much does the Qiji T1000 cost?
Dax Robotics has not publicly announced pricing for the Qiji T1000. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the Qiji T1000 used for?
The Qiji T1000 is designed for pick-and-place, automobile manufacturing plant material handling and feeding, logistics warehouse sorting, and unmanned retail warehousing. It is used in warehouse & logistics, manufacturing, and retail settings.
What is the payload capacity of the Qiji T1000?
The Qiji T1000 has a payload capacity of 1,000 kg.
How fast is the Qiji T1000?
The Qiji T1000 can move at speeds of up to 50.04 km/h.
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