R-dog
conceptQuadruped

R-dog

byRobot.comSan Francisco, USA

Built to do what other delivery robots can't. Designed for greater mobility, R-dog opens new possibilities for autonomous delivery and advertising.

Primary use case: Autonomous delivery and mobile advertising

Specifications

Physical

Locomotion

quadruped

Balance

wheeled

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