Rover X1

Rover X1 is an AI-driven robot dog from China's Dobot, a four-legged platform designed to be approachable, capable and highly programmable for both everyday use and hands-on learning. It is pitched as an accessible entry point into legged robotics for schools, developers and curious owners alike.

It is built on an open software platform, which is what makes it especially suitable as a teaching and development tool, since students and integrators can write and run their own code on it. Deeper hardware specifications are not published, so its documented strengths center on this open, extensible design and its agility as a quadruped robot that can walk, track targets with dual vision and carry light loads.

Its intended uses span education and coding instruction, entertainment and companionship, logistics, research and security patrols, drawing on its mobility, load-bearing ability and programmability. In a classroom it supports robotics curricula; on a site it can walk simple patrol routes. Its dual-vision tracking and home-security features also make it suitable for light monitoring and companion roles at home.

Nexon System deploys the Dobot Rover X1 across Southeast Asia. We handle commissioning, behaviour and patrol programming, curriculum and developer enablement for schools, and integration with security or facility systems where relevant, all backed by training and regional support. Talk to Nexon System to bring Rover X1 to your classroom, campus or site.