ANYbotics Launches ANYmal X, a Legged Robot for Explosive Atmospheres
ANYbotics Launches ANYmal X, a Legged Robot for Explosive Atmospheres
ANYbotics has launched ANYmal X, a legged robot designed for explosive atmospheres, targeting the oil, gas, and chemical industries. Certified for Zones 1 and 2, the robot features explosion-proof design, advanced sensors, and integration with industrial software. It aims to automate hazardous inspections, reducing downtime and human risk.
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ANYbotics announced the launch of ANYmal X on October 27, 2026, and said the explosion-protected legged inspection robot is now shipping to oil, gas, and chemical customers including Equinor and DSM-Firmenich. The Zurich-based company describes ANYmal X as the world’s first legged inspection robot built for explosive atmospheres, designed to automate routine inspection rounds in hazardous areas that remain off-limits
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bility to climb 45-degree stairs, IP65 ingress protection for the robot and IP67 for the payload, Wi-Fi 6 and 5G/4G LTE connectivity with stored missions continuing offline, navigation in 0-lux darkness using onboard illumination, and continuous operation in ambient temperatures from −10 to 50 °C. The docking station and nitrogen refill station sit outside the hazardous area, and the nitrogen supply must be at least
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99.9 percent pure with at most 0.1 percent oxygen. “Having ANYmal X Ex-certified up to Zone 1 will really enable us to bring the robot very close to our process area, and that’s where you create value,” said Iskandar Al-Thani Mahmood, Manager Robotics at PETRONAS, in a statement published on the ANYmal X product page . The product page states that ANYbotics’ autonomous inspection operations analyze more than 120,000
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