The Genisom L1-W EDU RoamerX Pro is the wheel-legged L1-W delivered as a working autonomy platform: the navigation kit pre-installed, with Genisom's paid RoamerX Pro software on top. It is for labs, integrators and inspection teams that would rather spend their time on experiments and applications than on mounting a computer, wiring a LiDAR and building a navigation stack before the first real test.

RoamerX Pro brings Genisom's own middleware with in-house mapping, localisation, path planning, obstacle avoidance, navigation and return-to-charge, a front-end user interface and remote-call interfaces, delivered as a deb software package with an SDK. Genisom places it at industry-application level: algorithms and app work as one finished loop and run stably in the scenarios they are made for, and it asks only for some software-integration skill. Patrols are planned in the Orche app on a tablet, with single- and multi-point tasks, several maps and routes, and live task status and robot track.

Wheels suit this kind of work. Hub-motor wheels cover smooth ground with operating noise as low as 55 dB, and the legs take over for obstacles up to 65 cm and continuous 16 cm stairs. Genisom lists inspection rounds across industrial parks, city patrols that work alongside security cameras and last-500-metre delivery among the uses, and RTK GNSS with 5G supports campus and outdoor navigation trials for research groups. Genisom backs the package with a dedicated after-sales and technical support team and regular software upgrades during the service period, and plans to add 3D spatial navigation, with 3D mapping and cross-floor path planning, through a later over-the-air update.

The hardware matches the L1-W EDU: an NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16 GB module with up to 100 TOPS, a Mid-360 3D LiDAR, an Intel RealSense depth camera, GNSS with an RTK antenna and a 5G module. With that kit fitted, the robot weighs 24 kg, stands 630 × 430 × 585 mm, carries 5 kg, reaches 3.7 m/s, climbs 30° (40° at the limit) and covers up to 4.5 km in 0.5–1.5 hours per charge, and it is rated IP54 for 0 to 40 °C. The base L1-W, which has no kit, is rated higher on payload and range, so plan from these figures. Software licensing, supported ROS versions, the length of the service period and whether a charging dock is included are confirmed at quote.

Key Capabilities

• RoamerX Pro software package: Genisom's own mapping, localisation, path planning, obstacle avoidance, navigation and return-to-charge come ready to deploy, with remote-call interfaces and an SDK.
• Patrols set from a tablet: The Orche app sets single- and multi-point tasks, manages several maps and routes, and shows task status and the robot's track live.
• Wheel-legged patrol platform: Hub-motor wheels roll on smooth ground at up to 3.7 m/s, and the legs clear obstacles up to 65 cm and climb 16 cm stairs.
• Low noise on patrol: Wheel drive keeps operating noise as low as 55 dB, so the robot blends into a working space.
• Same 100 TOPS kit as the L1-W EDU: A Jetson Orin NX 16 GB module, Mid-360 3D LiDAR, RealSense depth camera, GNSS with an RTK antenna and 5G come pre-installed.
• Dedicated after-sales team: Genisom backs the Pro package with its own after-sales and technical support team and regular software upgrades during the service period.
• 3D navigation planned by update: Genisom plans to add 3D mapping, cross-floor path planning and mixed indoor-outdoor routes through a later over-the-air update.

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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.