Product Overview

Learn about Quanta X1 Pro's product positioning, hardware components, specifications, and development board configuration.

This page introduces Quanta X1 Pro. Before starting development, check that the robot's capabilities, workspace, payload, and interfaces meet the requirements of your intended application.

Quanta X1 Pro

Quanta X1 Pro is a wheeled dual-arm embodied robot independently developed by X Square Robot. Its wheeled chassis and lightweight robotic arms provide flexible operation, covering a vertical operating space of 0–1.6 m.

The robot features a proprietary end-to-end embodied foundation model and supports multimodal teleoperation through VR, kinematically isomorphic teaching devices, and other methods. It can be used for autonomous inference, model validation, remote teleoperation, and data collection. Applications include research and education, logistics sorting, food delivery, sanitation and cleaning, and other scenarios.

Quanta X1 Pro product appearance

Quanta X1 Pro product appearance

Robot Specifications

TypeParameter
Basic parametersOverall configurationWheeled mobile dual-arm robot
Whole-body degrees of freedom19
Maximum physical dimensionsShoulder width 658mm; height 1690mm; chassis dimensions 511*618mm
Task payload capacity6kg (dual arms)
Vertical operating space0-1.6m
Mobile chassisDegrees of freedom2
Mobility modeDual-wheel differential drive
Steering modeSupports in-place steering
Chassis dimensions511*618mm
Maximum movement speed1m/s
Maximum obstacle traversal capability4cm
Maximum gradeability10°
WaistDegrees of freedom1
Lifting stroke780mm
Lifting speed20cm/s
Head pan-tilt unitDegrees of freedom2
Joint angle rangePitch ±30°, yaw ±90°
Six-axis armDegrees of freedom6
Weight5kg
Maximum reach (per arm, excluding gripper)649mm
Rated payload3kg (excluding end-effector)
Maximum payload capacity7kg (30s, excluding end-effector)
Maximum end-effector speed2.5m/s
Repeatability1mm
Joint angleJ1: -160°~160°;
J2: 0°~210°;
J3: -160°~0;
J4: -90°~90°;
J5: -90°~90°;
J6: -110°~110°;
TorqueJ1-J3: 30Nm;
J4-J6: 9Nm
End-effector
G-type gripper
Gripper weight850g
Opening and closing stroke0-180mm
Gripping length100mm
Maximum clamping force50N
Horizontal gripping payload (friction)2kg
Vertical gripping payload (form-fit)3kg
Gripper cameraWide-angle camera; resolution 640x480
Opening and closing speedWithin 1s
Communication methodGripper: CAN; camera: USB
Perception systemChassisSingle-point TOF2 units
2D LiDAR1 unit
RGBD camera1 unit
IMU sensor1 unit
Forward ultrasonic sensor2 units
Rear ultrasonic sensor2 units
ChestRGBD camera1 unit
Single-point TOF1 unit
ElbowFisheye camera2 units
Ultrasonic sensor2 units
HeadRGBD camera1 unit
Binocular RGB camera1 unit
WristWide-angle camera2 units
WirelessWi-FiSupports Wi-Fi 6, 2.4/5 GHz dual-band
BluetoothSupports Bluetooth 5.2
Mobile NetworkSupports 5G
WiredInterfaceHDMI * 1, USB * 1, RJ45 * 1

Development Board Specifications

ComponentDetails
CPUIntel Core Ultra 7
RAM16GB
Storage512GB

Overall Dimensions

The robot's appearance may vary slightly between product versions.

Quanta X1 Pro overall dimension diagram

Quanta X1 Pro overall dimension diagram

Robot Sensor Layout

Quanta X1 Pro robot sensor layout

Quanta X1 Pro robot sensor layout

Joint Range of Motion

The joint rotation coordinate systems of Quanta X1 Pro use a right-handed coordinate system. In the figure, the X-axis is shown in red, the Y-axis in green, and the Z-axis in blue; rotations around the X, Y, and Z axes correspond to Roll, Pitch, and Yaw, respectively; dots represent joint rotation centers or zero positions.

Quanta X1 Pro joint rotation coordinate systems and zero positions

Quanta X1 Pro joint rotation coordinate systems and zero positions

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