Dobot Rover X1 (Air / Pro / Pro Flex / Explorer) price & specs

$1,999 – $3,599

Available16 cm steps1–2 h (3–5 h big battery)Wheel-leg optionAI voice

Possibly ≤ 1 weekShipping: Partial stock.

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Overview

The newest Go2-class dog at a Go2 Air price: 16 cm step climbing, 30–35° slopes, AI voice, and a wheel-leg option. The catch for a developer is that the processor and lidar are undisclosed, and a real SDK is only on the $3,599 Explorer. INFFNI's store says partial stock is now available. No independent US delivery reports yet.

Type: Quadruped robot · Real dogs for the home
Maker: Dobot (INFFNI brand)
Released: 2025
Price: $1,999 – $3,599
Status: Available
Best for: Ages 16+
Programming: Full SDK on pricier tier only

Versions compared

	Air	Pro	Pro Flex	Explorer
Price	$1,999	$2,799	$2,999	$3,599
Performance
Top speed	1.8 m/s	1.8 m/s	3 m/s on wheels	Not listed
Battery life	1–2 h	2–4 h	3–5 h	Not listed
Payload	3–7 kg	3–7 kg	3–7 kg (20 kg burst)	Not listed
Steepest slope	30°	30°	35°	Not listed
Weight	15 kg	15.5 kg	21.5 kg	Not listed
Hardware
Wheel feet	–	–	●	–
Remote controller	–	●	●	●
UWB follow accessory	–	●	●	–
4G network	–	●	●	Not listed
Software
AI voice interaction	●	●	●	Not listed
Path planning and obstacle avoidance	●	●	●	Not listed
Graphical programming	●	●	●	Not listed
Drift mode	–	–	●	Not listed
Tricks	Basic moves	Adds backflip	Adds handstand	Not listed
SDK (Python, C++)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	●

Prices and specs are from INFFNI's store and its Air, Pro and Pro Flex comparison table (October 2026). The store lists the Explorer only as the bundle for secondary development, with a remote controller, so "Not listed" means INFFNI gives no figure for it. Programming uses Dobot's Quad SDK, with gRPC for high-level motion commands and CycloneDDS over Ethernet for low-level control. The Pro Flex walks at up to 2.5 m/s, and 3 m/s is its top speed rolling on wheels. INFFNI Rover X1 ↗ · Dobot Quad SDK ↗

Price and shipping

Shipping: Partial stock. INFFNI's store says partial stock is available now, with free shipping across Europe and North America (October 2026), though the page is still labeled pre-sale. No confirmed US delivery times found. Store ↗

Specifications

Category	Quadrupeds · Real dogs for the home
Released	2025
Country	China
Availability	Available
Sales	Over 5,000 reservations on launch day (2025, estimate) Six Degrees of Robotics ↗
Programmability	Full SDK on pricier tier only
Built-in autonomy	Reactive · Responds to its surroundings without a map, such as avoiding obstacles or following a person
LLM support	Built-in LLM chat · AI large-model voice Q&A and English dialogue, with voice-triggered tricks like dancing. INFFNI's comparison table lists it on the Air, Pro and Pro Flex. INFFNI Rover X1 ↗
MuJoCo simulation	None found · Nothing found.
NVIDIA Isaac simulation	None found · Nothing found.
Gazebo simulation	None found · Nothing found.
Best for	Ages 16+ (estimated)
Vision sensors	Unknown
Actuators	Brushless / direct-drive motors
Audio	Speaker, Microphone
Compute type	Proprietary / undisclosed
Compute	Not disclosed
Weight	15 kg (Pro Flex 21.5 kg)
Speed	1.8 m/s (4 mph), Pro Flex up to 3 m/s on wheels
DOF	12 (+ wheels on Pro Flex)
Sensors	Obstacle avoidance (sensor type not disclosed), UWB follow on Pro, lidar not confirmed
SDK	Graphical programming on all, secondary development only on Explorer ($3,599)

Common questions

How much does Rover X1 cost?

Rover X1 is listed at $1,999 – $3,599.

Can Rover X1 be bought today?

Yes, it is on sale. INFFNI's store says partial stock is available now, with free shipping across Europe and North America (October 2026), though the page is still labeled pre-sale. No confirmed US delivery times found.

Who makes Rover X1?

Rover X1 is made by Dobot (INFFNI brand). It came out in 2025.

Can Rover X1 be programmed?

Full SDK on pricier tier only. Graphical programming on all, secondary development only on Explorer ($3,599).

Does Rover X1 have AI chat or LLM support?

Built-in LLM chat. AI large-model voice Q&A and English dialogue, with voice-triggered tricks like dancing. INFFNI's comparison table lists it on the Air, Pro and Pro Flex.