AgileX Ranger Series (Air & Delta)

1. AgileX Ranger (Core Platform)

The flagship of the series, the Ranger is a heavy-duty, four-wheel drive/four-wheel steer robot designed for industrial-level applications.

• Mobility: Features 4-wheel independent steering and suspension, enabling 360° in-situ rotation and traverse (side-to-side) movement.

• Payload & Power: A powerhouse capable of carrying up to 150 kg. It uses a hot-swappable modular battery system to ensure 24/7 operation with minimal downtime.

• Durability: Rated IP55, making it resistant to dust and water—ideal for construction sites, agriculture, and industrial parks.

• Best For: Heavy-duty inspections, logistics distribution, and carrying large sensor arrays or robotic arms in complex terrains.

   

2. AgileX Ranger Air

The Ranger Air is the compact, 4-wheel version of the next-generation foundational platforms. It is specifically engineered to be a “humanoid-ready” base or a collaborative mobile platform.

• Structure: A 4-wheel omnidirectional chassis that emphasizes stability and balance.

• Compact Design: At roughly 552mm in length and weighing approximately 45kg, it is significantly more portable than the standard Ranger.

• Capabilities: It offers a 25km range and supports optional autonomous charging.

• Best For: Indoor-outdoor hybrid scenarios, research into embodied AI, and serving as a base for humanoid robots or dual-arm collaborative setups.

   

3. AgileX Ranger Delta

The Ranger Delta is the 3-wheel variant of the compact series, focusing on maximum agility and rapid response in tighter spaces.

• Structure: A 3-wheel omnidirectional drive system. The triangular footprint allows for tighter turns and a smaller rotational radius compared to 4-wheel models.

• Performance: Shares the same foundational tech as the Air (25km range, compact 552mm frame) but offers a different center of gravity and maneuverability profile.

• Intelligence: Built with a focus on “Intelligent Collaboration,” it is highly compatible with ROS/ROS2 and open-source SDKs.

• Best For: Rapid prototyping, swarm robotics research, and navigating high-density indoor environments where space is at a premium.

Comparison at a Glance