绝影Lite3
commercialQuadruped

绝影Lite3

The 绝影Lite3 is a Quadruped humanoid robot developed by Deeprobotics. The 绝影Lite3 is unknown.

Primary use case: 四足机器人产品,强调轻量灵活与多场景拓展(官网标语:灵动如影,无界拓展)

Specifications

Physical

Locomotion

unknown

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