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ASTRALL Hypertron

Price
Unknown
Type
Quadruped Robots
Status
Unknown
Availability
On sale
Purchase
Not disclosed
Release Date
Jun 22, 2026
Country/Region
China
Last Verified
2026-09-08
50 kg
General Payload
47 kg
Weight

Hypertron is a line of industrial quadruped and wheel-legged robot platforms developed by Astrall Dynamics for power inspection, emergency response, security patrols, and industrial operations. The line combines in-house motors and joint modules with motion control, multi-sensor perception, and modular integration. According to company materials, its models complement one another across routine inspection and heavy-duty work in complex environments.

1 / 1Hypertron-SW01

Hardware Specification

Physical Specifications

Ingress Protection (IP)
IP67
Locomotion Type
Wheel-legged quadruped (four legs, each terminating in a driven wheel)

Mobility & Payload

Maximum Grade Angle
45 °
Max Speed
8 m/s
General Payload
50 kg
Standing Load
120 kg
Stair Climbing
25 cm
Obstacle Clearance
100 cm
Continuous Walking Payload
50 kg

Mechanical and mounting

Mounting interface
The Hypertron family is presented with standardized quick-install interfaces for inspection pods, firefighting water cannons, and EOD arms; SW01-specific configuration must be confirmed
Weight
47 kg

Mechanical Structure

Actuator Model
Self-developed high-response, high-precision motors

Sensors

Positioning Module
Centimeter-level continuous positioning in GPS-denied substations and tunnel galleries
Sensors
Self-developed motion-control and perception system

Battery and Runtime

Battery Swap Support
Hot-swappable battery design

Compute Platform

Spatial Foundation Model
Odin1 spatial-memory module is reported as the default spatial-cognition solution

Reliability and environment

Operating temperature
-20–55 °C

Interaction and Communication

Spatial Memory
Semantic spatial memory and real-time mapping in GPS-denied environments
Autonomous Return
Can autonomously return from established spatial memory after task interruption, battery depletion, or communications loss
Sensor Fusion Navigation
LiDAR and IMU fusion navigation.

Development and Expansion

Secondary Development (SDK)
SDK development environment and ROS compatibility.

Commercial Status

Status
Unknown
Price
Unknown
Release Date
Jun 22, 2026

Timeline

  1. Robot release
    Hypertron-SW01
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