DEEPRobotics X30 Pro vs. Unitree B2
Two industrial quadrupeds built for demanding inspection and emergency-response work, compared on speed, payload, endurance, mobility and autonomous navigation

Introduction
DEEPRobotics X30 Pro and Unitree B2 are both represented in the ROBOT24.com market-data records and are compared here using the recorded specifications and use cases.
DEEPRobotics X30 Pro is known as industrial autonomous quadruped, applications. The usecases include inspection, patrolling, surveying, security, emergency response, power utilities, mining, oil & gas.
Unitree B2 is known as industrial quadruped robot, applications include industrial inspection, power utilities, oil and gas, mining, emergency response, logistics, security, research.
The main documented differences are in their physical configuration, performance figures, autonomy stack, payload or service capacity.
At a Glance
| Metric | DEEPRobotics X30 Pro | Unitree B2 |
|---|---|---|
| Robot type | Industrial autonomous quadruped | Industrial quadruped robot |
| Use cases | Inspection; patrol; surveying; security; emergency response; power utilities; mining; oil and gas; research | Industrial inspection; power utilities; oil and gas; mining; emergency response; logistics ; security; research |
| Dimensions | 1000 x 715 x 470 mm | 1098 x 450 x 645 mm standing |
| Weight | 59 kg | ~60 kg including battery |
| Payload | >=20 kg; structural payload ~85 kg | >40 kg walking; up to 120 kg standing |
| Maximum speed | >=4 m/s | >6 m/s |
| Runtime | 2.5-4 hours | 4-6 hours |
| Range / endurance | >=10 km | > 20 km unloaded; > 15 km with 20 kg payload |
| Navigation | Autonomous legged locomotion; multi-sensor fusion localization; RTK-ready positioning | Autonomous navigation; 3D LiDAR + vision localization |
| Sensors | LiDAR; depth camera; RGB cameras; IMU; infrared imaging | 3D LiDAR; 2 depth cameras; 2 RGB cameras; IMU |
| Protection rating | IP67 | IP67 |
| Special capability | Rapid battery swapping; optional RTK and thermal camera | Continuous 20- 25 cm stair climbing; >45 deg slope; ROS 2/SDK |
| Availability | Commercially available | Commercially available |
| Price | USD $63,000-110,000+ | Approx. USD $100,000 base configuration |
How They Compare
DEEPRobotics X30 Pro lists >=20 kg; structural payload ~85 kg, whereas Unitree B2 lists >40 kg walking; up to 120 kg standing.
For autonomy and perception, DEEPRobotics X30 Pro is recorded with Autonomous legged locomotion; multi-sensor fusion localization; RTK-ready positioning and LiDAR; depth camera; RGB cameras; IMU; infrared imaging. Unitree B2 is recorded with Autonomous navigation; 3D LiDAR + vision localization and 3D LiDAR; 2 depth cameras; 2 RGB cameras; IMU.
Summary
Both DEEPRobotics X30 Pro and Unitree B2 are in the same general comparison group, but their respective ROBOT24.com records diverge in terms of mobility, payload, endurance, terrain capability and autonomy.
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