Global and U.S. Quadruped Mobile Robots Market Report, Published by QY Research.

QY Research has released a comprehensive new market report on Quadruped Mobile Robots, are four-legged robotic systems designed to move and operate in complex, unstructured environments by mimicking the locomotion of animals. They use a combination of advanced sensors, actuators, AI algorithms, and real-time control systems to maintain balance, navigate uneven terrain, climb obstacles, and adapt to dynamic conditions. Because of their high stability and mobility, quadruped robots are widely used in industrial inspection, security patrols, search and rescue, research, and hazardous environment operations, where traditional wheeled or tracked robots are less effective.

Core Market Data

Global market size: USD 2.3 billion
CAGR (2024-2030): 17.3%
Average price: USD 11000 per unit
Annual production: 0.2 million units
Gross margin: 42%
Production capacity: 0.3 million units

List of Main Players

ROBOTIS (KOSDAQ: 086520, South Korea)
Samsung (KRX: 005930, South Korea)
Xiaomi (HKEX: 1810, China)
Boston Dynamics - Private (USA)
ANYbotics - Private (Switzerland)
Unitree Robotics - Private (China)
Agility Robotics - Private (USA)
Ghost Robotics - Private (USA)
Diligent Robotics - Private (USA)
Festo - Private (Germany)
Bionic Robotics - Private (Germany)
A1 Robotics - Private (USA)
KODA Robot - Private (South Korea)
YUShu Technology - Private (China)
WEILAN - Private (China)
Deep Robotics - Private (China)

1. By Product Type

Wheeled‐Leg Hybrid Quadruped
Fully Legged Quadruped
Bioinspired Quadruped

2. By Payload / Capability

Lightweight / Small Payload
Medium Payload
Heavy Duty / Large Payload

3. By Level of Autonomy

Teleoperated
Semi-Autonomous
Fully Autonomous

4. By Application

Military & Defense Agencies
Security & Law Enforcement
Industrial & Manufacturing Companies
Research Institutions / Universities
Agriculture & Farming Enterprises

Case Study for Bidding

Time: Q2 2025
Supplier: Unitree Robotics (Private, China)
Buyer: National Energy Utility Company (Asia-Pacific Region)
Product: Quadruped Mobile Robots for Industrial Inspection
Quantity: 200 Units
Contract Value: USD 2.4 Million
Delivery Timeline: 6-8 Months

Case Study for End Using

End User: Offshore Oil & Gas Facility Operator

Application: The quadruped mobile robots are deployed for routine inspection and monitoring of offshore platforms, navigating narrow walkways, stairs, and uneven surfaces. Equipped with cameras, thermal sensors, and gas detectors, the robots collect real-time data, identify equipment anomalies, and reduce the need for human presence in hazardous areas, improving operational safety, inspection efficiency, and maintenance decision-making.

Installation Location / Usage Stage

Installation Location: Industrial sites such as oil & gas facilities, power plants, factories, warehouses, and outdoor industrial complexes, including areas that are hazardous, hard to reach, or unsafe for continuous human access.
Usage Stage: Operational and maintenance stage, where quadruped mobile robots are used for routine inspections, real-time monitoring, anomaly detection, and emergency response, supporting safer and more efficient ongoing operations.

Purpose

Enhance Safety - Reduce human exposure to hazardous, confined, or hard-to-reach environments.
Improve Inspection Efficiency - Enable frequent, consistent, and automated inspections with real-time data collection.
Reduce Operational Costs - Lower labor requirements, downtime, and maintenance risks through robotic deployment.

Effect

Increased Workplace Safety - Fewer accidents and reduced human presence in high-risk areas.
Higher Operational Efficiency - Faster inspections, improved data accuracy, and reduced downtime.
Better Decision-Making - Real-time insights and historical data support predictive maintenance and faster response.

Alternative Technologies

Wheeled Mobile Robots (AMRs/AGVs) - Suitable for flat, structured environments but limited on stairs and uneven terrain.
Tracked Robots - Better traction than wheels, yet bulkier and less agile in confined spaces.
Aerial Drones (UAVs) - Effective for overhead inspection but limited in payload, endurance, and indoor navigation.

Therefore, Quadruped Mobile Robots remain a highly efficient tool for industrial inspection, security patrol, and emergency response, as they combine animal-like mobility with advanced sensing, autonomy, and remote operation. Their ability to navigate stairs, uneven ground, confined spaces, and hazardous zones allows organizations to improve safety, increase inspection frequency, and reduce operational downtime, making them a valuable solution for modern industrial and public-safety applications.

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