Deep Robotics X30 price: about $65,000; X30 Pro $74,800
Deep Robotics (Jueying), China · quadruped robot
Market price$65,000–$74,800
Payload20 kg
Top speed4 m/s
Typical applicationsindustrial inspection, security patrol, research
Deep Robotics X30 by Deep Robotics (Jueying) (China) is a quadruped robot; the index lists it at $65,000–$74,800 as of 2026-10, status: for sale.
For sale
$65,000–$74,800
Dealer guide prices: ~$65,000 for the X30, ~$74,800 for the X30 Pro; some dealers quote on request only. Industrial IP67 quadruped for autonomous inspection.
Price history (min, USD)2026-08: $65,000 → 2026-11: $65,000
Deep Robotics X30 vs its class
Computed from this index: medians across the quadruped robot models that publish each figure. No estimates — the medians move as the data does. 17 models
Metric
This model
Class median
vs median
Price, mid of range
$69,900
$29,525
×2.37
Payload
20 kg
12 kg
×1.67
Weight
56 kg
33 kg
×1.7
Degrees of freedom
12
12
×1
Speed
4 m/s
4 m/s
×1
Battery life
4 h
3 h
×1.33
Price per kg of payload
$3,495
$2,381
×1.47
Alternatives & how they compare
Deep Robotics X30 against its closest rivals in this class — Western and Chinese alternatives side by side, by price and key specs.
A model estimate built from our verified price data and industry rules of thumb. Not a vendor offer: exact numbers come with a factory quote.
Cost item
Estimate (USD)
Hardware (index price)
$65,000–$74,800
Delivery & import
+5–12% · $3,250–$8,976
Commissioning & integration
+5–15% · $3,250–$11,220
Maintenance & support, per year
5–10% · $3,250–$7,480
Indicative 3-year TCO
$81,250–$117,436
What should an X30 or X30 Pro quotation include?
Current dealer guidance places the standard Deep Robotics X30 at about $65,000 and the X30 Pro at about $74,800. Those figures are useful procurement benchmarks, but some distributors publish no checkout price and quote each project individually. A buyer should therefore name the exact version and compare an itemised delivered scope rather than treating the two guide prices as universal offers.
The X30 is an industrial inspection quadruped, not a consumer robot dog. Its commercial value depends on the inspection payload, autonomy stack and site workflow built around the IP67 platform. Thermal cameras, gas detection, LiDAR, docking, remote operation, mission software and third-party system integration may be separate from the base robot price.
Before approval, ask the supplier to document the robot version, sensor payload, battery and charger count, SDK access, integration, commissioning, training, warranty, freight and local support. A pilot should also define route coverage, terrain, communications, inspection outputs and the human escalation process so hardware cost can be compared with a measurable operating result.
Buyer checklist
State whether the quotation covers X30 or X30 Pro and record the evidence date.
Itemise inspection sensors, compute, docking and mission-software licences separately.
Confirm IP67 constraints, payload, runtime and communications against the actual route.
Include integration, commissioning, training, freight, warranty and local support.
Define pilot acceptance criteria before comparing the project with other quadrupeds.
Current dealer guidance is approximately $65,000 for the standard X30. Some sellers provide the price only after an inquiry, so buyers should request a dated quotation that identifies the exact configuration and included equipment.
How much does the Deep Robotics X30 Pro cost?
Current dealer guidance places the X30 Pro at about $74,800. The delivered cost can be higher when inspection sensors, docking, software, integration, commissioning, freight and support are added.
What is the difference between the X30 price and deployment cost?
The headline price primarily benchmarks robot hardware. A working inspection deployment can also require a sensor payload, mission software, charging or docking, integration, commissioning, training, freight, warranty and local service.
Is the Deep Robotics X30 suitable for industrial inspection?
The X30 is an IP67 industrial quadruped designed for autonomous inspection. Suitability still depends on the site terrain, required sensors, communications, route coverage, output format and escalation workflow, which should be validated in a pilot.
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Deep Robotics X30 reviews
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Published reviewTechNode (Jessie Wu) · SP Group (Singapore Power) tunnel maintenance team deployment of the X30, nicknamed "SPock," in Singapore's underground power-cable tunnels
Deric Tang, SP Group's tunnel maintenance technical manager, described prior manual inspections as "time-consuming, exhausting, and prone to human error" and said the X30 is expected to save around 480 inspection hours a year by covering up to 6 km of tunnel that previously took staff 2-3 hours to walk, freeing time for "more valuable tasks, such as maintenance data analysis."
Eliminates walking up to 6 km per manual tunnel inspection
Frees staff time for higher-value maintenance data analysis
Can act as a first responder in emergencies without risking personnel
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