WUBA Tianlang Q25

Description

Good for:

• Industrial inspection, plant and perimeter security teams working complex outdoor sites
• Public-safety and emergency operators who need an all-terrain carrier platform
• Integrators mounting their own payloads — flat deck, standard screw holes and rail mounts, SDK supported

Not for:

• Buyers who need published battery-capacity or compute figures before enquiring — WUBA does not publish them for the Q25
• Light indoor duty — this is a 59 kg industrial machine
• Buyers who need an off-the-shelf published price

What a quote includes:

The Q25 in your chosen configuration (LiDAR fitment — the laser version supports mapping and navigation; regular or special battery; special-terrain feet for beach or ice), the Belt & Road export edition if that is your target configuration, 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 slope figure 40° or 45°?
A: WUBA’s product-page text mentions 40° slopes while its specification table states a maximum slope of about 45°. We quote the specification table and flag the difference here rather than hide it.

Q: Is the dog in the desert photo the standard Q25?
A: The photo shows the Belt & Road export edition (wide sand feet, desert deployment). It shares the Q25 platform and specification table; the edition’s specific adaptations are confirmed in your quote — WUBA does not publish a separate spec sheet for it.

Q: I have seen older Q25 figures (58 kg, 4–5 h endurance). Which are right?
A: WUBA’s current product page supersedes the older indexed version of the same page; this listing uses the current page’s table throughout.

Q: Does it support secondary development?
A: Yes — the official page states SDK/secondary development is supported; interface documentation and scope are confirmed in your quote.

Q: What is the price?
A: WUBA publishes no price for the Q25 anywhere on its official site. Your quote confirms the current price and landed total.

Specifications

Weight (incl. battery)	About 59 kg
Standing size	Up to 1050 × 480 × 600 mm
Continuous walking payload	About 25 kg
Maximum speed	15 km/h
Maximum slope	About 45° (specification table)
Continuous running distance	At least 1 km
Continuous stair-climbing height	25 cm
Protection rating	IP65 or better
Endurance	4 h
Operating temperature	−40℃ to 55℃
Secondary development	SDK supported
Configurations	LiDAR fitments; regular or special battery; special-terrain feet; Belt & Road export edition
China price	Not published by WUBA

Sources & verification: All specifications from WUBA’s official Tianlang Q25 product page (58znkj.com/tianlang), checked November 2026. Battery capacity, degrees of freedom, compute and box contents are not published by WUBA.