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WUBA Tianlang Q10W

WUBA’s modular wheel-legged industry quadruped: about 28 kg and 15 kg of walking payload, an 18 km/h top speed, platform climbs up to about 80 cm, IP65-or-better sealing, 4-hour endurance and SDK support — in a fully decoupled modular build that one person can transport, deploy, recover and maintain. WUBA publishes no price for the Q10W, so PupRobot sells it quote-only: configuration, price and the final landed total are confirmed by email before any payment.

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Description

Good for:

  • Campus, facility and urban security patrol; emergency reconnaissance
  • Agriculture/forestry and logistics pilots needing wheel speed with leg obstacle ability
  • Small teams — the modular design targets single-person operation and field module swaps

Not for:

  • Loads beyond its roughly 15 kg walking payload (its 100 kg figure is a static standing load, not a carrying figure)
  • Buyers who need published battery, sensor or compute detail before enquiring — WUBA does not publish them
  • Buyers who need an off-the-shelf published price

What a quote includes:

The Q10W in your confirmed configuration and module set, the standard box contents as confirmed with WUBA (not published), plus freight and duties as one landed total, confirmed by email before any payment.

Delivery, total cost & warranty:

Ships from China. Battery capacity is not published for this model, so your quote confirms the freight routing and the landed total for your country before any payment. Warranty follows WUBA’s published after-sales policy — 6 months from acceptance or 7 months from delivery, whichever comes first, with the product manual governing — and the applicable terms for your order are confirmed in the quote.

Product FAQ

Q: Is the endurance 4 hours or 2–3 hours?
A: WUBA’s specification table states 4 h; an official partner article cites 2–3 h of loaded endurance for a patrol configuration. We quote the table and confirm the figure for your configuration in the quote.

Q: What does “modular” mean here?
A: The Q10W uses a fully decoupled architecture — body, leg and wheel modules can be swapped independently in the field, which WUBA positions for single-person transport, deployment, recovery and maintenance.

Q: Can it really climb an 80 cm platform?
A: The product page lists a maximum platform-climbing height of about 80 cm and a continuous stair-climbing height of 25 cm.

Q: What is the price?
A: WUBA publishes no price for the Q10W. Your quote confirms the current price and landed total.

Specifications

Weight (incl. battery) About 28 kg
Standing size Up to 750 × 500 × 550 mm
Endurance 4 h (specification table)
Operating temperature −20℃ to 55℃
Protection rating IP65 or better
Continuous stair-climbing height 25 cm
Maximum slope About 45°
Continuous walking payload About 15 kg
Maximum standing load (page callout) 100 kg
Maximum speed 18 km/h
Maximum platform climb About 80 cm
Secondary development SDK supported
China price Not published by WUBA

Sources & verification: All specifications from WUBA’s official Tianlang Q10W product page (58znkj.com/q10w), checked November 2026. Battery capacity, degrees of freedom, sensors, compute and box contents are not published by WUBA.

Additional information

Weight 28 kg
Dimensions 75 × 50 × 55 cm

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