Lynx M20

Lynx M20 is a wheeled-legged quadruped built by DEEP Robotics in China. Roughly 0.57 metres tall and 33 kg, it combines articulated legs with wheels at each foot, letting it roll efficiently on flat ground and switch to legged mobility for stairs, kerbs and rough terrain.

This hybrid quadruped robot carries up to 15 kg and runs for about 180 minutes per charge. Its standout sensing comes from dual 96-line LiDAR units delivering a 360°×90° field of view and around 860,000 points per second, complemented by wide-angle 1080p RGB cameras and bi-directional lighting for low-light work. High-torque electric actuators integrated into the wheeled legs drive the hybrid locomotion, while proprietary navigation, control and perception software supports ROS and Ubuntu, with OTA updates and an app for remote operation.

DEEP Robotics targets construction, infrastructure monitoring, inspections, logistics and manufacturing, where the Lynx's speed on smooth surfaces and agility on obstacles make it ideal for autonomous rounds and material movement across complex sites. It can patrol multi-level facilities, capture dense 3D data and reach areas that conventional wheeled robots cannot access.

Nexon System deploys the DEEP Robotics Lynx M20 across Southeast Asia, providing commissioning, inspection-route and task programming, integration with your SCADA or facility monitoring platforms, and operator training with ongoing support. We build the site maps, tune autonomous missions and connect the robot's data to your maintenance and monitoring tools. Talk to Nexon to plan a Lynx M20 deployment.