An industrial-grade quadruped for autonomous infrastructure inspection. It climbs stairs and navigates tunnels in power plants, telecom networks and substations.
In production and deployed on China's power grids and telecom networks. IPO underway.
Updated 2025Checked 10 Oct0 updates this week
Articulated legs with precise joint control allow Jueying to climb 45-degree slopes, descend stairs and navigate rubble where wheels fail.
Cameras and lidar allow Jueying to learn an inspection route once, then repeat it autonomously without continuous human commands.
Specialized cooling and insulation let Jueying operate from arctic cold to desert heat without component failure.
| Spec | Jueying X30 |
|---|---|
| Operating weight (with battery) | 56 kgR (reported) |
| Standing dimensions | 1000 × 695 × 470 mmR (reported) |
| Maximum speed | ≥4 m/sR (reported) |
| Maximum slope | ≤45°R (reported) |
| Step and obstacle height | ≥20 cmR (reported) |
| Continuous operation | 2.5-4 hoursR (reported) |
| Range per charge | ≥10 kmR (reported) |
| Operating temperature | -20° to 55°CR (reported) |
R reported by the company
| Spec | Jueying X30 | Ghost Robotics Vision 60 |
|---|---|---|
| Operating weight (with battery) | 56 kgR (reported) | 51 kgR (reported) |
| Continuous operation | 2.5-4 hoursR (reported) | 3+ hoursR (reported) |
| Range per charge | ≥10 kmR (reported) | 10 kmR (reported) |
| Operating temperature | -20° to 55°CR (reported) | -40° to 55°CR (reported) |
R reported by the company
DEEP Robotics
Jueying quadruped, industrial inspection, China robotics
DEEP Robotics builds industrial quadruped robots for infrastructure inspection. Founded in Hangzhou in 2017 by Zhejiang University roboticists, it is China's leading deployed industrial quadruped maker, filing for IPO in May 2026 seeking $347M.
