The LYNX S10 is the compact member of Deep Robotics' LYNX wheeled-legged family, launched in May 2026. It weighs under 20 kg with the battery fitted, so one person can carry it to the start of a trail, the mouth of a tunnel or the edge of a collapse site and set it down to work. Each of its four legs ends in a powered wheel.

That layout lets it roll at up to 8 m/s (about 29 km/h) across smooth ground and walk where wheels stop — debris, stairs, kerbs and rubble — clearing obstacles up to 50 cm. Sixteen high-precision joints let it fold and twist through gaps and narrow passages that keep larger machines out, and it can rise onto two legs to look over what it cannot pass. The body is sealed to IP66 against rain and dust, rated for −20 °C to 55 °C, and runs for more than three hours per charge. A modified S10 prototype fitted with special feet and crampons became the first quadruped robot to walk on the sea ice of the Arctic Ocean.

The S10 is the remotely piloted trim of the family: an operator steers it from the remote controller. That suits work where a person's judgement should guide every move — reconnaissance ahead of a team, search and rescue in rubble and voids, field surveys, and university research on wheeled-legged locomotion.

Its sibling, the LYNX S10 Pro, shares the body and adds an autonomous-navigation package — front and rear LiDAR with four ultra-wide-angle cameras, self-built mapping, route planning and a dedicated self-charging dock — for unattended patrol. The perception hardware and autonomy functions fitted to the standard S10 are confirmed in writing with the quotation; if the robot must run scheduled rounds on its own, look at the S10 Pro.

Key Capabilities

• Under 20 kg with battery: One operator can carry it to site and deploy it without a vehicle or a loading ramp.
• Wheels for speed: Powered wheels at the end of each leg carry it at up to 8 m/s on flat ground.
• Legs for terrain: It walks over debris, stairs and rubble and clears obstacles up to 50 cm high.
• Sixteen precision joints: It folds through narrow gaps and tunnels and can stand up on two legs for extra height.
• Sealed to IP66: Rain and dust protection and a −20 °C to 55 °C operating range let it work outdoors in most weather.
• Remotely piloted: An operator steers it from the remote controller, keeping a person in charge of each move.
• Tested on Arctic sea ice: A modified S10 prototype was the first quadruped robot to walk on the ice floes of the Arctic Ocean.

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This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the full manufacturer warranty. Technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's own service network. Deployment scope, configuration, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.