- Rideable Quadruped A saddle-style rider interface with handlebars sits on four independently moving legs.
- Biomimetic Four-Leg Structure It is a pure quadruped design, without wheels or tracks, built for ground where wheels lose grip.
- Autonomous Terrain Navigation It is designed to cross steep slopes, gravel and mud on its own.
- Heavy Payload Its maximum payload of around 300 kg (661 lb) suits moving loads over uneven ground.
- Rescue and Field Support It is positioned for emergency-response and rescue support where wheeled vehicles struggle.
- Newly Unveiled Machine DaxAI showed it publicly in 2026; production status, range and speed are confirmed at quote.
Description
The Qiji X1 is a new machine that DaxAI Robot showed publicly in China in 2026, and its production availability has not yet been confirmed. It is a rideable quadruped, also called the Cyber Horse or All-Terrain Intelligent Mount: a saddle-style rider interface with handlebars, carried on four independently moving robotic legs.
DaxAI uses a pure quadruped biomimetic structure rather than wheels or tracks. The platform is designed to navigate complex terrain autonomously, including steep slopes, gravel and mud, which is ground where a legged machine keeps its footing and a wheeled one tends to slip or dig in.
Its intended roles are premium off-road leisure, moving heavy loads across uneven ground, and support for emergency response and rescue where wheels are less effective, with exhibition, inspection and robotics research as further uses. Its maximum payload is around 300 kg (661 lb).
Range and top speed are not yet confirmed by the manufacturer, and the figures in circulation differ, so we do not state them. Weight, dimensions, battery, charging and rider limits are likewise unconfirmed. Those figures, the current production status and the terms of supply are established in writing before any order.
Key Capabilities
- Rideable Quadruped: A saddle-style rider interface with handlebars sits on four independently moving legs.
- Biomimetic Four-Leg Structure: It is a pure quadruped design, without wheels or tracks, built for ground where wheels lose grip.
- Autonomous Terrain Navigation: It is designed to cross steep slopes, gravel and mud on its own.
- Heavy Payload: Its maximum payload of around 300 kg (661 lb) suits moving loads over uneven ground.
- Rescue and Field Support: It is positioned for emergency-response and rescue support where wheeled vehicles struggle.
- Newly Unveiled Machine: DaxAI showed it publicly in 2026; production status, range and speed are confirmed at quote.
This model is offered on a quotation basis. Configuration, accessories, integration scope and delivery schedule all change the final figure, so pricing is confirmed per project rather than listed.
Buying through Robotix Market
This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the full manufacturer warranty. Technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's own service network. Deployment scope, configuration, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.
Features
Specs
| Brand | DaxAI |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | DaxAI Robot |
| Model | Qiji X1 |
| Also Known As | Cyber Horse; All-Terrain Intelligent Mount |
| Product Type | Rideable quadruped robot |
| Structure | Pure quadruped biomimetic design, four independently moving legs |
| Rider Interface | Saddle-style seat with handlebars |
| Terrain | Steep slopes, gravel and mud, navigated autonomously |
| Maximum Payload | Approx. 300 kg / 661 lb |
| Top Speed | Confirm at quote |
| Range per Charge | Confirm at quote |
| Weight | Confirm at quote |
| Dimensions | Confirm at quote |
| Battery and Charging | Confirm at quote |
| Rider Weight Limit | Confirm at quote |
| Status | Shown publicly in 2026; production availability to be confirmed |
| Pricing | Quotation only |
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Frequently Asked Questions
DaxAI showed the Qiji X1 publicly in 2026 but has not confirmed production availability. Send us an enquiry and we confirm its current status, configuration and terms of supply in writing.
Yes. It is built as a rideable mount, with a saddle-style rider interface and handlebars on four robotic legs. The rider weight limit and any rider-safety requirements are confirmed at quote.
It is designed to navigate steep slopes, gravel and mud autonomously, using a pure quadruped structure rather than wheels.
Its maximum payload is around 300 kg (661 lb).
DaxAI has not confirmed speed or range, and the figures in circulation differ, so we do not quote them. Both are confirmed in writing before you order.
It is offered by quotation — configuration, quantity and delivery are confirmed per project.
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