What can the Magiclab MagicDog Basic carry and how strong are its joints?

The MagicDog Basic carries a 10 kg payload with 37.5 Nm joint torque across 13 degrees of freedom, giving it strength to handle tools and sensors on industrial inspection tasks. Its robust construction supports extended deployments in warehouses and construction sites.

Can the MagicDog Basic climb stairs and rough terrain?

The MagicDog Basic climbs obstacles up to 15 cm high and traverses slopes up to 40 degrees with active terrain adaptation for uneven surfaces. This mobility suits site surveys over gravel roads and complex industrial environments.

What cameras and sensors does the Magiclab MagicDog Basic have?

The MagicDog Basic features a head-mounted 4K HD camera for documentation, LiDAR and binocular camera for obstacle detection and safe navigation, and a RealSense depth camera for 3D tracking and adaptive speed control. Together these enable precise autonomous inspection and real-time mapping.

Is the MagicDog Basic good for warehouse and construction inspections?

The MagicDog Basic is designed for warehouse inspection, construction site mapping, and facility monitoring with autonomous documentation capabilities. Its terrain adaptation, obstacle avoidance sensors, and 4K recording make it suited to real-world industrial inspection tasks.

How does the MagicDog Basic follow targets?

The MagicDog Basic locks onto targets and follows intelligently using top-down detection powered by its RealSense depth camera and binocular vision system. This adaptive tracking enables it to maintain position and capture footage during dynamic monitoring tasks.

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Magiclab MagicDog Basic Autonomous Quadruped Robot

Name: Magiclab MagicDog Basic Autonomous Quadruped Robot
Brand: Magiclab
SKU: 3631
Price: 24600 USD
Availability: InStock

MagicLab Robot Technology (Wuxi) Co., Ltd.

$24,600.00

The MagicDog Basic is a 13-DOF quadruped robot with 10 kg payload, low-noise 37.5 Nm motors, and dual perception systems (LiDAR, binocular camera, RealSense) for autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance on slopes up to 40 degrees and 15 cm climbs. Features 4K head camera, intelligent target following, and 30+ programmed movements for inspection, monitoring, and research.

Overview:

Magiclab MagicDog Basic Autonomous Quadruped Robot is a mobile robot designed for inspection, monitoring, and research projects in sectors such as warehouses and construction sites.

Main Specifications:

Payload capacity: 10 kg
Weight: 17 kg
37.5 Nm joint torque
13 degrees of freedom

Sensor and Camera Systems:

4K HD camera: Head-mounted for high-resolution photo and video capture; enables real-time documentation of inspection or mapping tasks.
LiDAR and binocular camera: Multi-modal perception improves obstacle detection and navigation, increasing operational safety during mobile inspections.
RealSense depth camera: Supplies 3D coordinate data for adaptive speed control and dynamic tracking.

Capabilities and Movement:

Can climb obstacles up to 15 cm high and traverse slopes up to 40 degrees.
Performs more than 30 programmed motions, including complex actions relevant to mobility or demonstration scenarios.
Active terrain adaptation allows navigation over gravel roads and uneven surfaces for site surveys and industrial inspection.

Industry Applications:

Warehouse inspection, construction site mapping, and facility monitoring with autonomous documentation.
R&D for quadruped robot locomotion and AI navigation algorithms for research teams and institutions.

Platform Comparison:

MagicDog Basic offers robust payload, versatile mobility, and integrated high-definition camera systems. Compared to other quadruped robots such as Boston Dynamics Spot or Ghost Robotics platforms, MagicDog Basic integrates key sensor modalities and terrain adaptation features suited to real-world industrial use, with research-friendly programmability.

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Weight8.517 kg

Weight17 kg

max. Payload10 kg

DOF: 13
Typical TCP Speed: 3
Max Joint torque: 37.5 nm
Degrees of freedom: 13
Payload: 10 kg
Obstacle Climb Height: 15 cm
Max Slope Angle: 40 degrees
Camera Resolution: 4K HD
Perception Systems: Single-line LiDAR
Binocular Camera
RealSense
Following Detection: TOP-DOWN
Following Speed: Dynamic adjustment

Climbs 15 cm obstacles, traverses 40° slopes for uneven terrain
Captures 4K HD photos and video with one-click recording
Head-mounted camera delivers dog's perspective for precise documentation
Locks onto targets and follows intelligently using TOP-DOWN detection
Carries 10 kg payload with 37.5 Nm joint torque across 13 degrees of freedom
LiDAR and binocular camera enable safe obstacle detection and navigation
RealSense depth camera provides 3D tracking for adaptive speed control
Intelligent following functionality with dynamic speed adjustment.
Robot actively adapts to slopes and uneven surfaces.

: The MagicDog Basic carries a 10 kg payload with 37.5 Nm joint torque across 13 degrees of freedom, giving it strength to handle tools and sensors on industrial inspection tasks. Its robust construction supports extended deployments in warehouses and construction sites.
: The MagicDog Basic climbs obstacles up to 15 cm high and traverses slopes up to 40 degrees with active terrain adaptation for uneven surfaces. This mobility suits site surveys over gravel roads and complex industrial environments.
: The MagicDog Basic features a head-mounted 4K HD camera for documentation, LiDAR and binocular camera for obstacle detection and safe navigation, and a RealSense depth camera for 3D tracking and adaptive speed control. Together these enable precise autonomous inspection and real-time mapping.
: The MagicDog Basic is designed for warehouse inspection, construction site mapping, and facility monitoring with autonomous documentation capabilities. Its terrain adaptation, obstacle avoidance sensors, and 4K recording make it suited to real-world industrial inspection tasks.
: The MagicDog Basic locks onto targets and follows intelligently using top-down detection powered by its RealSense depth camera and binocular vision system. This adaptive tracking enables it to maintain position and capture footage during dynamic monitoring tasks.

Quadruped robots vs. wheeled or tracked mobile robots:

The MagicDog Basic is a legged autonomous platform built for rough terrain and obstacle-rich environments, whereas wheeled AGVs and tracked robots work best on flat or prepared surfaces. Choose this when your site has uneven ground, stairs, or debris.

For warehouse aisles with flat concrete, a wheeled AGV is simpler and faster; for gravel yards, construction sites, or multi-level terrain, the quadruped's 15 cm obstacle climb and 40 degree slope traversal reach where wheels cannot.
When you need autonomous site documentation with a robot perspective, the head-mounted 4K camera and intelligent target-tracking deliver inspection footage from ground level without manual operator positioning.
For R&D teams studying legged locomotion or autonomous navigation, the 13 degrees of freedom and programmable motion library support algorithm development and testing.
If your payload is under 10 kg and your site demands both mobility and real-time 3D mapping, the integrated LiDAR, RealSense depth camera, and adaptive speed control handle dynamic obstacle avoidance safely.

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Magiclab MagicDog Basic Autonomous Quadruped Robot

Overview:

Main Specifications:

Sensor and Camera Systems:

Capabilities and Movement:

Industry Applications:

Platform Comparison:

Get Started:

Key Specifications

Features

Frequently asked questions

How this compares

Quadruped robots vs. wheeled or tracked mobile robots:

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