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AgiBot D1 Ultra-W Quadruped Robot

AgiBot D1 Ultra-W Quadruped Robot
AgiBot D1 Ultra-W Quadruped Robot
AgiBot D1 Ultra-W Quadruped Robot
AgiBot D1 Ultra-W Quadruped Robot
AgiBot D1 Ultra-W Quadruped Robot
AgiBot D1 Ultra-W Quadruped Robot
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AgiBot D1 Ultra-W is a quadruped patrol robot that reaches speeds of up to 3.7 m/s. This allows it to move quickly through corridors and the spaces between equipment. Its compact, lightweight body with a wheel-legged configuration retains passability in tight spaces. Standardised interfaces and an SDK make the platform open for scientific research and education.

Key features and benefits

  • Maximum obstacle clearance height: 60 cm — This allows it to get past debris on its route without detouring or halting the mission.
  • Payload: 5 kg — Additional equipment connects via standardised expansion interfaces, so a single platform covers a variety of tasks.
  • Range: 9 ±1 km — One charge covers a patrol route, and recharging from 10% to 90% takes about 1 h.
  • Enclosure protection rating: IP54 — The enclosure is protected against dust and water splashes, which extends operating conditions beyond indoor spaces.
  • Wheel-legged configuration: combines passability in tight spaces with a high travel speed.
  • Reinforcement learning: an algorithm trained on tens of millions of data points adapts movement to stairs and debris and prevents tipping over.
  • Open architecture: standardised interfaces and an SDK make it possible to implement autonomous navigation and connect various payloads.

AgiBot D1 Ultra-W wheel-legged configuration

A wheel-legged configuration means a wheel at the end of each leg. It works together with a compact, lightweight body and motion control based on reinforcement learning. The result is high passability in tight spaces and a higher travel speed. During security patrols, the robot moves quickly through corridors and the spaces between equipment. In the field, it copes easily with gravel and shrubs. The wheel at the end of each leg is visible in the image where the robot crosses rocky terrain.

A silver-white four-legged robot with a wheel at the end of each leg stands on rocky ground against a backdrop of sandstone cliffs and a blue sky.
Robot with wheeled legs in the desert: the image shows a quadruped robot with a silver-white body, each leg ending in a wheel, moving across sandy terrain, demonstrating its ability to handle off-road conditions.

The power base is a proprietary joint system with a peak power density of 2 kW/kg. Power density shows how much power a joint delivers per kilogram of its own mass. The system integrates intelligent motion control and is designed for heavy payloads and long missions. The maximum joint torque is 48 N·m. In total, the robot has 16 degrees of freedom — 4 per leg. With a total mass of 22 kg including the battery, the AgiBot D1 Ultra-W carries a payload of 5 kg.

Manoeuvrability in confined spaces

The lightweight design and efficient locomotion allow the compact body to move flexibly through tight spaces and complex environments. In the standing position, the dimensions are 630 × 430 × 485 mm; in the lying position, 690 × 540 × 165 mm. The body is made of aluminium alloy and high-strength engineering plastic. The maximum travel speed is 3.7 m/s. Standard movements include pitch adjustment (tilting the body forwards or backwards) and height adjustment. Wheeled mobility is visible in the image where the robot drives along a road beside a lake.

A light-coloured four-legged robot on bent jointed legs with wheels instead of feet stands on a grey road with white markings, with a lake and a hazy city skyline behind it.
Robot with wheeled legs on the road: the photo shows a quadruped robot with a grey flat body rolling along an asphalt road beside the water, illustrating its wheel-and-step locomotion scheme.

Reinforcement learning algorithm

Reinforcement learning is a method in which an algorithm selects actions based on the results of trials. The robot's model has been trained on tens of millions of data points. Combined with motion control technology, this gives it the ability to make decisions while moving.

Terrain adaptation

The algorithm adapts movement to terrain such as stairs and debris. The step height for continuous climbing is 16 cm. The maximum climbing angle is 30° standard and up to 40° maximum. The vertical jump height is 35 cm, and the maximum obstacle clearance height is 60 cm.

Stability and orientation

Self-balancing and anti-tipping functions provide resistance to external disturbances and mission reliability. An IMU (an inertial unit that records the position and acceleration of the body) is included as standard.

Power, protection and operating conditions

The battery module has a nominal capacity of 4.6 Ah at a voltage of 43.2 V. The runtime is 1–2 h, and the range is 9 ±1 km. Charging from 10% to 90% takes about 1 h. The charging station and power adapter are included as standard.

The enclosure has an IP54 protection rating, meaning it is protected against dust and water splashes. The operating temperature is from 0 °C to 40 °C. The stated parameters are based on laboratory tests. Actual performance depends on environmental and operating conditions.

Camera and remote control

The camera records at a resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels. The diagonal field of view (DFOV) is 122°. The horizontal (HFOV) is 111° and the vertical (VFOV) is 70°. Real-time image transmission is supported. The robot can be controlled from a remote controller with a screen.

Secondary development and expansion

Standardised expansion interfaces support secondary development and customisation for specific tasks. They open the way to autonomous navigation and compatibility with various payloads.

SDK and simulation

Secondary development (SDK) is supported. SDK development packages and standardised interfaces are provided. Robot models and simulation interfaces are also available. Simulation environments such as Isaac Sim are supported. This support meets the needs of academic research.

Interfaces and connectivity

Functional expansion interfaces are provided for connecting a payload. Their composition is listed below.

  • Ethernet: 1 port
  • USB: 2 ports
  • Power connector: 2 pcs
  • SBUS: 1 interface
  • UART: 1 interface

Wireless connectivity is provided via Wi-Fi 5.0 in the 2.4 GHz band with a transmitter power of 21 dBm. Bluetooth 5.0 is also supported. The expansion interfaces are described in detail in the Expansion Interface Operating Manual.

Areas of application

Passability and speed define the areas of application of the AgiBot D1 Ultra-W. An example of an industrial environment is a hall with fabric-processing equipment.

A bright factory workshop with silver pipes under the ceiling, a red fabric processing line, a trolley with white cloth and a white structure on two wheels in the foreground.
Workshop with industrial equipment: the image shows a spacious industrial workshop with textile machines and silvery air ducts, with a white two-wheeled structure in the foreground, illustrating a production environment.

For scientific and educational projects, an open platform for secondary development is important. The image shows two wheel-legged robots on a laboratory table and students at a laptop.

In a bright laboratory, two silver-white robots on wheeled legs stand on a large table; behind the table, a young man and a young woman look at a laptop, while another man stands beside them leaning on the table.
Robots on a table in a teaching laboratory: the photo shows two quadruped robots with wheels on their limbs standing on a table, while students work at a laptop nearby, illustrating the use of the model in education and development.
  • Security patrol: the wheel-legged configuration allows quick movement through corridors and the spaces between equipment. The dimensions in the standing position are 630 × 430 × 485 mm, so the body remains passable in tight spaces.
  • Industrial inspection: the reinforcement learning algorithm maintains balance and prevents tipping over on stairs and debris. Real-time image transmission and a 1920 × 1080 pixel camera allow remote inspection of a site.
  • Field survey: the platform copes with gravel and shrubs, and the climbing angle is 30° standard and up to 40° maximum. The IP54 protection rating and a range of 9 ±1 km support operation outdoors.
  • Scientific and educational projects: SDK packages and simulation interfaces, including for Isaac Sim, support secondary development. This meets the needs of academic research.

What's in the box?

  1. D1 Ultra-W quadruped robot — 1 pc
  2. Battery — 1 pc
  3. Power adapter — 1 pc
  4. Charging station — 1 pc
  5. Adapter power cord — 5 pcs
  6. Product operating manual — 1 pc
  7. Remote controller — 1 pc
  8. Tool kit (L-shaped hex keys 2 mm, 2.5 mm, 3 mm) — 1 pc
  9. Certificate of conformity — 1 pc

Technical specifications

General information

ParameterValue
IMUStandard
Camera field of view (FOV)Camera with a resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels, with DFOV 122°, HFOV 111°, VFOV 70°

Basic information

ParameterValue
MaterialAluminium alloy with high-strength engineering plastic
Dimensions in standing position (L × W × H)630 × 430 × 485 mm
Dimensions in lying position (L × W × H)690 × 540 × 165 mm
Total mass (with battery)22 kg
Degrees of freedomWhole robot: 16, each leg: 4
Operating temperature0 °C ~ 40 °C
Enclosure protection ratingIP54
Battery moduleNominal capacity: 4.6 Ah, voltage: 43.2 V
Charging timeabout 1 h (charge level 10%–90%)
Battery life (runtime)1–2 h
Range9 ±1 km

Performance parameters

ParameterValue
Maximum speed3.7 m/s
Payload5 kg
Step height for continuous climbing16 cm
Maximum climbing angle30° standard, up to 40° maximum
Vertical jump height35 cm
Maximum obstacle clearance height60 cm

Joint parameters

ParameterValue
Maximum joint torque48 N·m
Joint range of motion (body)–28° ~ +28°
Joint range of motion (thigh)–170° ~ –66°
Joint range of motion (shank)+35° ~ +156°

List of functions

ParameterValue
Standard movementsStanding, lying, damping mode, pitch adjustment, height adjustment, turning on the spot
Real-time image transmissionSupported
Secondary development (SDK)Supported; SDK development packages, standardised interfaces, robot models and simulation interfaces are provided, with support for simulation environments such as Isaac Sim.
Communication functionsWi-Fi support, Wi-Fi band: 2.4 GHz; Wi-Fi transmitter power: 21 dBm; Bluetooth 5.0 support
Functional expansion interfacesEthernet × 1, USB × 2, power connector × 2, SBUS × 1, UART × 1

Accessories

ParameterValue
Power adapterStandard
Charging stationStandard
Remote controllerRemote controller with a screen

Why buy the AgiBot D1 Ultra-W from EXPERT3D?

EXPERT3D has been supplying professional 3D equipment since 2012. Our specialists provide pre-purchase advice and help you choose the configuration of the AgiBot D1 Ultra-W. We deliver throughout Spain and the EU countries. The warranty terms are set out in the product warranty service manual. After purchase, we provide service support. Spare parts and consumables can be ordered on the website. Contact us to discuss your technical requirements.

Robot Specifications
Max Speed (m/s) 3.7 m/s
Navigation & Sensors LiDAR, wide-angle cameras, IMU
Robot Type Quadruped
Max Payload (kg) 5 kg
Battery Life (h) 2
SDK / Secondary Development Yes

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