MirrorMe Black Panther X, front three-quarter view

MirrorMe Black Panther X, its modules laid out before assembly

Description

The MirrorMe Black Panther X (BPX) is a quadruped robot you build yourself. MirrorMe, the team behind the Black Panther II quadruped, designed it as more than 200 functional modules: 12 independent high-performance joints, an open perception head and an expansion dock that fit together through unified interfaces, with no special tools.

Once built it is a real robot dog. About 33 N·m of joint torque gives speeds up to 4 m/s, 20 cm climbs, 30° slopes and flips of up to 720°. It carries about 5 kg and runs about 1.5 hours per charge from a 167 Wh battery, weighs 15.1 kg and stands 660 × 370 × 480 mm.

Everything stays open after assembly. Students and developers can write their own gaits and control logic, train motions with reinforcement learning, mount third-party sensors and payloads, and 3D-print new shells from MirrorMe's files. A motion-control SDK, graphical programming and app control take a class from its first build to research projects.

The BPX is the entry edition. The Black Panther X Pro keeps the same build and adds a 418 Wh battery for about 4 hours, about 50 N·m joints and about 8 kg of payload.

Key Capabilities

Modular build: Over 200 functional modules that can be removed, replaced and upgraded.
Tool-free assembly: Standardised modules and unified interfaces, with MirrorMe's assembly manual and drawings.
Open development: Motion-control SDK, graphical programming, app control and open code.
Expandable: An expansion dock and open perception head for third-party sensors and payloads.
Agile: Up to 4 m/s, 20 cm climbs, 30° slopes and 720° flips.

Buying through Robotix Market

This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the 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.

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Features

Over 200 functional modules The robot is built from more than 200 functional modules, including 12 independent joints, an open perception head and an expansion dock, and every part can be removed, replaced or upgraded.
Assembled without special tools Standardised modules with unified interfaces let a beginner take it from loose parts to a walking robot without specialist tools or skills.
Open interfaces, shells and code You can write your own gaits and control logic, train motions with reinforcement learning and 3D-print new shells from MirrorMe's files.
SDK, graphical programming and app control A motion-control SDK serves developers, graphical programming suits first lessons, and the app drives and customises the robot.
Up to 4 m/s and 720° flips About 33 N·m of joint torque gives speeds up to 4 m/s, 20 cm climbs, 30° slopes and flips of up to 720°.
About 1.5 hours per charge The 167 Wh battery at 28.8 V runs about 1.5 hours with no load; the Black Panther X Pro edition carries 418 Wh for about 4 hours.

Specs

Brand	MirrorMe
Model	Black Panther X (BPX)
Robot type	Modular, build-it-yourself quadruped robot
Standing dimensions (L × W × H)	660 × 370 × 480 mm
Crouching dimensions (L × W × H)	790 × 370 × 190 mm
Weight (including battery)	15.1 kg
Material	High-strength aluminium alloy and engineering plastics
Nominal voltage	28.8 V
Battery	167 Wh
Endurance (no load)	About 1.5 hours
Maximum payload	About 5 kg
Speed	0–4 m/s
Maximum climbing height	About 20 cm
Maximum climbing angle	30°
Maximum joint torque	About 33 N·m
Degrees of freedom	12
Side-swing joint range	−50° to 50°
Hip joint range	−149° to 45°
Knee joint range	21° to 147°
Modules	Over 200 functional modules, including 12 independent joints, an open perception head and an expansion dock
Assembly	Standardised modules with unified interfaces, no special tools; MirrorMe assembly manual and drawings
Development	Motion-control SDK, graphical programming and app control; open interfaces, shells (3D files) and code
Expansion	Third-party sensors, cameras and payloads; autonomy with an added sensor set and external computer (e.g. NVIDIA Jetson Orin, Raspberry Pi)

Industries

Education
Research
Entertainment

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of the MirrorMe Black Panther X Modular Quadruped Robot?

The MirrorMe Black Panther X Modular Quadruped Robot is priced at $6,995 in your market. For classroom sets or project orders, for a business quote.

What is the difference between the Black Panther X and the Black Panther X Pro?

Both have the same 12-joint modular build, top speed of 4 m/s, 20 cm climbs and 30° slopes. The Black Panther X Pro carries a 418 Wh battery for about 4 hours instead of 167 Wh and 1.5 hours, about 50 N·m joints instead of 33 N·m and about 8 kg of payload instead of 5 kg. It weighs 17.5 kg against 15.1 kg and is 390 mm wide instead of 370 mm.

Do I have to build it myself?

MirrorMe designs the Black Panther X to be built by its owner: standardised modules with unified interfaces go together without special tools, following MirrorMe's assembly manual and drawings. MirrorMe also offers it pre-assembled; whether your unit ships as a kit or assembled is confirmed with your order.

Can I program the Black Panther X?

Yes. Interfaces, shells and code are open. There is a motion-control SDK, graphical programming and custom control through the app, and you can define your own gaits and control logic or train motions with reinforcement learning.

Can it work autonomously?

The base robot is remote-controlled. As an open platform it takes third-party sensors and payloads, so teams add a camera or LiDAR and an external computer such as an NVIDIA Jetson Orin or a Raspberry Pi to build autonomous behaviour.

How long does the battery last?

About 1.5 hours with no load, from a 167 Wh battery at 28.8 V; load and fast running shorten it. If runtime matters most, the Black Panther X Pro runs about 4 hours.

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MirrorMe Black Panther X Modular Quadruped Robot

Regular price: $6,995.00
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MirrorMe's build-it-yourself robot dog: over 200 functional modules and 12 high-performance joints, with open interfaces, shells and code. About 33 N·m joints, up to 4 m/s, 5 kg payload and 1.5 hours per charge.

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OriginChina

Warranty12 months

SKUMirrorMe-Black-Panther-X