DESCRIPTION
WUBA Tianlang Q10W is a Research-Robots from WUBA Intelligent Technology. It is built for Inspection, Transport, Fast outdoor patrol and inspection. Key figures: 27 kg, 180 min runtime, 15 kg payload.
The Tianlang Q10W is the wheel-legged member of WUBA's quadruped line, and the trade it makes is the classic one made well: wheels at the feet buy speed on ground that allows it, while the legs keep the obstacles that would stop a wheeled robot. At 27 kg it is less than half the weight of its legged Q25 sibling, yet it runs faster at 18 km/h or more and climbs a 40-degree gradient. The figure that stands out is an 80 cm climbable platform height — well above its own 535 mm standing height, so it can get onto a loading dock or a raised walkway rather than route around it — alongside 22 cm continuous stair climbing. It carries 10 to 15 kg, runs three hours or more at 25 degrees Celsius with the rated payload fitted, is sealed to no less than IP65 and works from -20 to 55 degrees Celsius.
FEATURES
- Approximately 735 x 470 x 535 mm standing and about 27 kg
- Wheel-legged configuration combining wheeled speed with legged obstacle capability
- Rated payload 10 to 15 kg
- Maximum travel speed of 18 km/h or more
- Maximum climb gradient of 40 degrees or more
- Maximum climbable platform height of 80 cm or more, above its own standing height
- Maximum continuous stair-climbing height of 22 cm or more
- Runtime with rated payload of 3 hours or more at 25 degrees Celsius
- IP protection rating of not less than IP65
- Operating temperature -20 to 55 degrees Celsius
- Colours: Mercury Silver and Desert Yellow
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Physical | |
| Weight | 27 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | L 735 mm × W 470 mm × H 535 mm |
| Payload | 15 kg |
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Quadruped, Wheeled |
| Speed | 18 km/h |
| Environment | Outdoor and mixed terrain; IP65 or better; -20 to 55 degrees Celsius |
| Actuators | Wheel-legged quadruped with wheeled feet on articulated legs |
| Power | |
| Battery Life | ≥3 h |
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Physical | |
| Weight | 27 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | L 735 mm × W 470 mm × H 535 mm |
| Payload | 15 kg |
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Quadruped, Wheeled |
| Speed | 18 km/h |
| Environment | Outdoor and mixed terrain; IP65 or better; -20 to 55 degrees Celsius |
| Actuators | Wheel-legged quadruped with wheeled feet on articulated legs |
| Power | |
| Battery Life | ≥3 h |
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the WUBA Tianlang Q10W?
The Tianlang Q10W is the wheel-legged member of WUBA's quadruped line, and the trade it makes is the classic one made well: wheels at the feet buy speed on ground that allows it, while the legs keep the obstacles that would stop a wheeled robot.
Who makes the WUBA Tianlang Q10W?
The WUBA Tianlang Q10W is made by WUBA Intelligent Technology, a robotics company based in China.
How much does the WUBA Tianlang Q10W cost?
WUBA Intelligent Technology has not publicly announced pricing for the WUBA Tianlang Q10W. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the WUBA Tianlang Q10W used for?
The WUBA Tianlang Q10W is designed for inspection, transport, fast outdoor patrol and inspection, and logistics over mixed terrain. It is used in energy, research, manufacturing, and security & patrol settings.
What is the payload capacity of the WUBA Tianlang Q10W?
The WUBA Tianlang Q10W has a payload capacity of 15 kg.
How much does the WUBA Tianlang Q10W weigh?
The WUBA Tianlang Q10W weighs 27 kg.
How fast is the WUBA Tianlang Q10W?
The WUBA Tianlang Q10W can move at speeds of up to 18 km/h.
What is the battery life of the WUBA Tianlang Q10W?
The WUBA Tianlang Q10W runs for ≥3 h on a charge.
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