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.