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RBQ-3

RBQ-3

RBQ-3 by Rainbow Robotics is an autonomous quadrupedal robot designed for surveillance, reconnaissance, and search tasks with advanced terrain adaptability and sensor integration.
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Made by
Rainbow Robotics Co., Ltd.
Software Type
Closed Source
Software Package
Autonomous walking and gait control algorithms. Sensor fusion for environment mapping and obstacle avoidance. Wireless communication stack for remote command reception. AI-enabled navigation and terrain adaptation control.
Actuators
Electric joint actuators enabling dynamic legged locomotion with precise torque and position control.
Compiute
Onboard processors running real-time locomotion control and sensor processing algorithms (specific model not publicly detailed).
Sensors
The RBQ robot integrates a suite of sensors including LiDAR for 3D environment scanning, RGB cameras for visual recognition, and depth or stereo cameras for spatial perception and obstacle detection, enabling comprehensive environmental awareness and autonomous navigation.
Max Op. time
150
mins
Available
South Korea
Quadrupedal
2023
Pricing
Not provided.

Robot Brief

The RBQ-3 is a quadrupedal robot platform developed by Rainbow Robotics using advanced Korean robotics technology. It is optimized primarily for surveillance, reconnaissance, and search operations in complex and unstructured environments such as rough terrains and field areas. The robot features autonomous walking capabilities, robust sensing options including LiDAR and cameras, and durable design for versatile real-world applications. It aims to support security, military, safety inspection, logistics, and crime prevention patrols, offering continuous operation and dynamic terrain adaptability.

Use Cases

  • Autonomous Walking: Capable of stable walking and running in rough outdoor and indoor terrains.
  • Surveillance & Reconnaissance: Performs patrols and monitoring with integrated sensor suites.
  • Search Missions: Supports search and rescue tasks in hazardous or inaccessible areas.
  • Terrain Navigation: Adapts gait and posture to traverse uneven or complex landscapes.
  • Sensor Integration: Equipped with LiDAR, RGB, and depth/stereo cameras for environment perception.
  • Communication & Control: Uses Wi-Fi UDP channels to receive commands and interface with control systems.

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Industries

  • Military & Defense: Surveillance, reconnaissance, threat factor detection, and tactical support.
  • Safety & Crime Prevention: Crime prevention patrols and security monitoring in urban and remote areas.
  • Industrial Safety Inspection: Inspection of pipelines, narrow or hazardous passages, and infrastructure sites.
  • Logistics & Transport: Capable of moving components within factories or large compounds.
  • Search & Rescue: Locates survivors and hazardous materials in disaster or fire scenarios.
  • (Suggested) User Convenience: Can be configured for serving, guiding, or assisting functions.

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Specifications

Length
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350
mm
Width
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550
mm
Height (ResT)
-
mm
Height (Stand)
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400
mm
Height (Min)
mm
Height (Max)
mm
Weight (With Batt.)
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25
kg
Weight (NO Batt.)
-
kg
Max Step Height
-
mm
Max Slope
+/-
-
20
°
Op. Temp (min)
-
°C
Op. Temp (Max)
-
°C
Ingress Rating
-
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Intro

RBQ-3 is a compact, AI-enabled quadruped standing roughly 550 mm (W) × 350 mm (L) × 400 mm (H) and weighing around 25 kg. It is designed to walk and run at speeds up to approximately 7.2 km/h with a payload capacity near 3 kg to mount sensors and mission equipment. Its power system supports up to 3 hours of continuous operation. The robot utilizes multiple high-precision sensors such as LiDAR, RGB cameras, and stereo depth cameras to perceive and map its environment reliably for navigation and task execution. Communication is wireless via Wi-Fi using UDP protocols for command input. The design supports agility in complex terrains by adjusting its gait to overcome step differences up to several centimeters and climbing slopes with adaptable posture control.

Connectivity

  • Wi-Fi wireless communication via UDP protocol for command and control.
  • Interfaces supporting external sensor modules and data integration.
  • Compatible with external wireless networking for monitoring and telemetry.

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Capabilities

  • Dynamic Locomotion: Walks and runs on rugged terrain with speed up to 7.2 km/h.
  • Payload Capacity: Can carry up to 3 kg payload of sensors or mission equipment.
  • Long Operation Time: Offers approximately 3 hours of autonomous function on a single charge.
  • Robust Sensor Fusion: Integrates LiDAR and multi-camera systems for precise 3D perception.
  • Gait Adaptability: Automatically adjusts walking steps and posture for uneven terrain climbing.
  • Communication: Real-time wireless command reception enabling remote control and task updates.

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