NEUROLAB
Autonomous industrial patrol

X30 Pro

Industrial flagship

One more host on top of the X30: a navigation computer. It builds the map, walks the waypoints you registered, and returns to the charging dock on its own.

Designed forUnmanned patrol · Mission-payload integration
FIG. 01REF · X30P-INDL 1000 mm
Status: On patrol / IP67 / -20~55°C
59 kg
Weight
20 kg
Payload (incl. controller)
45°
Max stair angle
IP67
Ingress protection
Autonomous navigation

Draw the route once,it takes it from there

FIG. 02
X30P-IND / 0001-0670

It maps single-floor and indoor multi-floor sites with SLAM, then walks the registered waypoints in order. When the battery runs low it returns to the dock, recharges itself, and resumes the patrol.

Autonomy

Control modes
Manual · Assist · Navigation
Mapping
Single-floor · indoor multi-floor SLAM
Patrol
Multi-waypoint routes · auto return
Autonomous charging
Supported
Mobility
Identical to the X30 (±30° slope · ±45° stairs)
Expansion · Integration

Left open for the gear you need to carry

The Intelligent Controller exposes 12V·24V·5V external power, six LAN ports, and USB 2.0/3.0. Thermal PTZ cameras, gas detectors, and similar equipment mount directly without a separate converter, and payload power goes up to 600 W.

View expansion interfaces
6 LAN ports · USB 2.0/3.0
600 WPayload power ceiling · 12V·24V·5V outputs
Mission-payload integration
Night-recon configuration

The platform is still the X30

Speed, slope, stairs, runtime, IP67, operating temperature, and payload are the same as the X30. What changes is 3 kg of weight, 20 mm of standing height — and the fact that it patrols on its own.

X30 Pro
Hardware specifications

An X30 platform with the Intelligent Controller added. Computing, power, and interfaces change; the locomotion hardware does not.

Autonomous navigation

Computing
Dual host + navigation host
Mapping
Single-floor · indoor multi-floor SLAM · localization
Patrol
Recorded multi-waypoint routes · auto return to dock

Expansion interfaces

External power
12 V · 24 V · 5 V (USB)
Payload power
72 V · ≤ 600 W
Communication
Ethernet · WiFi · USB 2.0 / 3.0 · 6 LAN ports
Optional modules
Dual-spectrum PTZ camera

Platform (shared with X30)

Weight
59 kg (+3 kg vs. X30)
Standing height
715 mm (+20 mm vs. X30)
Payload
20 kg (includes the controller's own weight)
Technical specifications

Full specifications

Standing dimensions
1000 × 470 × 715 mm
Crouched dimensions
1130 × 470 × 285 mm
Weight
59 kg (incl. battery)
Payload
20 kg (incl. controller weight, max load 85 kg)
Max speed
4.95 m/s (extreme test data)
Walk · Run speed
1.2 m/s · 2.5 m/s
Runtime
4 h unloaded · 2.5 h loaded
Range
15 km unloaded
Max slope
±30°
Max stair angle
±45°
Max step height
20 cm
Battery
22.4 Ah · 72 V · quick-release
Charging
2.5–3 h · Autonomous charging
Sensors
360° lidar ×4 · 168° wide-angle camera ×1
Interfaces
Ethernet · WiFi · USB 2.0/3.0 · 12V·24V·5V external power
Ingress · Operating temp
IP67 (separate protection needed with the USB 3.0 cap removed) · -20 ~ 55 °C

Representative specifications are shown. All figures are based on the manufacturer's (DEEP Robotics) official test data and may vary in real-world conditions. A detailed spec sheet is available on request.

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WEIGHT
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PAYLOAD
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MAX STAIR ANGLE
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IP RATING
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PAYLOAD
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AUTONOMY
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IP RATING
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Draws its own map, then finds its way with it.

WEIGHT
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WALKING PAYLOAD
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RANGE
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MAX SLOPE
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Status: On patrol / X30P-IND / IP67 / -20~55°C

Hand the patrol route to the X30 Pro.

Request the full specification sheet, or book a demo where we map your route together.