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| Compare by | MagicLabMagicDog | Clearpath RoboticsHusky A300 | MagicLabMagicBot Gen1 | MagicLabMagicBot Z1 |
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| What it does · Different values | MagicDog is the standard legged quadruped in MagicLab’s range, distinct from its wheeled W and industrial Y1 models. It combines an articulated head, camera and depth sensing with programmable movement and interaction. The manufacturer documents SDK and ROS2 interfaces for education, mobility research and controlled demonstrations. | Husky A300 is a wheeled research platform for outdoor robotics development. Its ROS 2 software and payload space support experimental sensors and equipment; the optional autonomy package is separate from the base robot. | MagicBot Gen1 is a full-size bipedal humanoid platform aimed at industrial development and manipulation experiments. It combines articulated arms, LiDAR and camera sensing with a battery-powered mobile body. Dexterous hands and 5G are optional configurations, so the exact supplied hardware should be confirmed with MagicLab. | MagicBot Z1 is a compact bipedal humanoid development platform for research, education and controlled demonstrations. Its base joint configuration can be expanded with optional wrist and hand hardware. The removable battery and LiDAR-camera sensing support repeated motion experiments; edition-specific SDK access and support should be confirmed. |
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| Runtime (conditions not specified) · Different values | Not disclosed | 480 min Standard configuration; extended batteries are optional | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Payload · Different values | Not disclosed | Up to 100 kg | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Travel speed · Different values | Not disclosed | Up to 2 m/s | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Weight with battery · Different values | Approximately 17 kg | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Approximately 40 kg or more, stated |
| Degrees of freedom · Different values | 12 body joints plus 1 head joint | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Battery capacity · Different values | 8200 mAh at 29.6 V | Not disclosed | 25 Ah / 1.35 kWh | 10,000 mAh quick-release smart battery |
| Stated continuous runtime · Different values | Approximately 2.5 hours, manufacturer conditions | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| IP rating · Different values | Not disclosed | IP54 | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Robot software · Different values | Not disclosed | ROS 2 Jazzy | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Autonomy · Different values | Not disclosed | Optional AMP sensor and autonomy package | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Arm degrees of freedom · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | 7 per arm | Not disclosed |
| Dual-arm payload · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Up to 15 kg across both arms, manufacturer-stated | Not disclosed |
| Base degrees of freedom · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | 24; expandable up to 50 with optional hardware |
| Maximum joint torque · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | 130 N·m, manufacturer-stated |
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| Operating environment · Different values | Not disclosed | Outdoor | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Dimensions · Different values | 67 × 35 × 56 cm | Not disclosed | 174 × 58 × 28 cm | 1369 × 422 × 200 mm |
| Weight · Different values | Not disclosed | 80 kg | ≈ 70 kg | Not disclosed |
| Length / depth · Different values | Not disclosed | 99 cm | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Width · Different values | Not disclosed | 69.8 cm | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Height · Different values | Not disclosed | 38.1 cm | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
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| Exact edition · Different values | MagicDog | Husky A300 | MagicBot Gen1 | MagicBot Z1 |
| Price in USD | Contact manufacturer Price checked on Oct 6, 2026 · Price source | Contact manufacturer Price checked on Sep 19, 2026 · Price source | Contact manufacturer Price checked on Oct 6, 2026 · Price source | Contact manufacturer Price checked on Oct 6, 2026 · Price source |
| Availability & support · Different values | Current official product offered by manufacturer inquiry; configuration, delivery and support require confirmation. | Regional ordering, stock and support are not confirmed. Ask the manufacturer about the exact configuration. | Current official product offered by manufacturer inquiry; configuration, delivery and support require confirmation. | Current official product offered by manufacturer inquiry; configuration, delivery and support require confirmation. |
| Catalogue checked on · Different values | Oct 6, 2026 | Sep 19, 2026 | Oct 6, 2026 | Oct 6, 2026 |
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| MagicLabMagicDog | Clearpath RoboticsHusky A300 |
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| What it does · Different values | |
MagicDog is the standard legged quadruped in MagicLab’s range, distinct from its wheeled W and industrial Y1 models. It combines an articulated head, camera and depth sensing with programmable movement and interaction. The manufacturer documents SDK and ROS2 interfaces for education, mobility research and controlled demonstrations. | Husky A300 is a wheeled research platform for outdoor robotics development. Its ROS 2 software and payload space support experimental sensors and equipment; the optional autonomy package is separate from the base robot. |
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| Runtime (conditions not specified) · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | 480 min Standard configuration; extended batteries are optional |
| Payload · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | Up to 100 kg |
| Travel speed · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | Up to 2 m/s |
| Weight with battery · Different values | |
Approximately 17 kg | Not disclosed |
| Degrees of freedom · Different values | |
12 body joints plus 1 head joint | Not disclosed |
| Battery capacity · Different values | |
8200 mAh at 29.6 V | Not disclosed |
| Stated continuous runtime · Different values | |
Approximately 2.5 hours, manufacturer conditions | Not disclosed |
| IP rating · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | IP54 |
| Robot software · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | ROS 2 Jazzy |
| Autonomy · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | Optional AMP sensor and autonomy package |
Size & deployment | |
| Operating environment · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | Outdoor |
| Dimensions · Different values | |
67 × 35 × 56 cm | Not disclosed |
| Weight · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | 80 kg |
| Length / depth · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | 99 cm |
| Width · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | 69.8 cm |
| Height · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | 38.1 cm |
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| Exact edition · Different values | |
MagicDog | Husky A300 |
| Price in USD | |
Contact manufacturer Price checked on Oct 6, 2026 · Price source | Contact manufacturer Price checked on Sep 19, 2026 · Price source |
| Availability & support · Different values | |
Current official product offered by manufacturer inquiry; configuration, delivery and support require confirmation. | Regional ordering, stock and support are not confirmed. Ask the manufacturer about the exact configuration. |
| Catalogue checked on · Different values | |
| Oct 6, 2026 | Sep 19, 2026 |
| Product sources · Different values | |
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| Request a quoteExplore this model | Request a quoteExplore this model |
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