Quadruped Robot
LG Energy Solution showcases quadruped robot battery applications as part of its robotics power solutions division, providing high-energy, lightweight battery packs designed to extend autonomy and operating hours for four-legged robotic platforms. The company offers cylindrical and pouch cell formats with NCM(A) chemistry, available at the cell, module, and pack levels for integration into quadruped robots used in inspection, logistics, and industrial environments. LG Energy Solution supplies battery technologies to major robotics companies and positions its robot battery lineup as enabling safe, long-lifespan, high-power-output solutions. The company has also deployed quadruped robots internally within its own manufacturing facilities for equipment inspection and anomaly detection tasks.
Primary use case: Industrial facility inspection, equipment monitoring, and anomaly detection in manufacturing environments.
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
Quadruped
Manipulation
Hand Type
none
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
unknown
Commercial
Availability
Commercial
Primary Use Case
Industrial facility inspection, equipment monitoring, and anomaly detection in manufacturing environments.
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