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Vbot DEV: A 20,988 Yuan Quadruped Robot for Personal Developers

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On November 10, Vbot released the DEV quadruped robot, priced at 22,988 yuan with a limited-time offer of 20,988 yuan. The device targets personal developers and enthusiasts by offering flagship hardware including a 360-degree LiDAR, dual-camera vision, UWB positioning, 128 TOPS AI compute, and a 594Wh battery. It features an open software stack compatible with ROS 2 and includes AI-native development tools to lower the barrier for embodied intelligence applications.

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1 attributed source owners. Ownership does not establish independent confirmation. Quantities are reported separately and are never added together.

Reported quantity · battery capacity: 594 other · Basis not reported
Supporting report

“续航方面, DEV配备594Wh电池,运动续航为3至5小时,约10公里。”

Exact source · revision 1

robospeak

Reported quantity · motion endurance: 3 hours · Basis not reported
Supporting report

“续航方面, DEV配备594Wh电池,运动续航为3至5小时,约10公里。”

Exact source · revision 1

robospeak

Reported quantity · distance range: 10 other · Basis not reported
Supporting report

“续航方面, DEV配备594Wh电池,运动续航为3至5小时,约10公里。”

Exact source · revision 1

robospeak

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    Vbot DEV: A 20,988 Yuan Quadruped Robot for Personal Developers

    On November 10, Vbot released the DEV quadruped robot, priced at 22,988 yuan with a limited-time offer of 20,988 yuan. The device targets personal developers and enthusiasts by offering flagship hardware including a 360-degree LiDAR, dual-camera vision, UWB positioning, 128 TOPS AI compute, and a 594Wh battery. It features an open software stack compatible with ROS 2 and includes AI-native development tools to lower the barrier for embodied intelligence applications.

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