Wheeled robots
The most common robot there is — anything that drives on wheels, from a robot vacuum or mower to a restaurant tray carrier, a warehouse shelf-lifter or a lab research base.
- wheeled robot
- robot vacuum
- robot mower
- delivery robot
- telepresence robot
- AgileX Robotics LIMOAgileX Robotics · CNPayload 4.8 kgUSD 3,200seen 2026-10-28
- AgileX Robotics SCOUT 2.0AgileX Robotics · CNPayload 50 kgUSD 14,190seen 2026-10-28
- Clearpath Robotics Husky A300Clearpath Robotics · CAPayload 100 kgEUR 22,500seen 2026-10-28
- Clearpath Robotics TurtleBot 4Clearpath Robotics · CAPayload 9 kgUSD 1,850seen 2026-10-28
- Dreame X50 UltraDreame · CNMass 4.53 kgUSD 1,000seen 2026-10-28
- ECOVACS DEEBOT X8 PRO OMNIECOVACS Robotics · CNMass 5.3 kgUSD 700seen 2026-10-28
- Geek+ P800RGeek+ (Geekplus) · CNPayload 1,000 kgPrice on quotation
- HaiPick A42HAI Robotics · CNPrice on quotation
- Husqvarna Automower 430X NERAHusqvarna · SEMass 14.6 kgGBP 3,509seen 2026-10-28 Discontinued
- iRobot Roomba Plus 505 Combo robot + AutoWash dockiRobot · USMass 4.28 kgUSD 895seen 2026-10-28
- KEENON Robotics DINERBOT T10KEENON Robotics · CNPayload 40 kgUSD 19,600seen 2026-10-28
- KEYi Tech LoonaKEYi TechMass 1.09 kgUSD 499seen 2026-10-28
- Living.ai EMOLiving AIUSD 299seen 2026-10-28
- Makeblock mBot2Makeblock · CNBattery runtime 300 minUSD 150seen 2026-10-28
- MAMMOTION LUBA 2 AWDMAMMOTION · CNUSD 2,599seen 2026-10-28 Discontinued
- Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) MiR250Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) · DKPayload 250 kgPrice on quotation
- Narwal Freo Z UltraNarwal · CNUSD 1,500seen 2026-10-28
- PUDU CC1Pudu Robotics · CNMass 60 kgUSD 22,220seen 2026-10-28
- Pudu Robotics BellaBotPudu Robotics · CNPayload 40 kgUSD 14,500seen 2026-10-28
- Roborock Saros 10RRoborock · CNMass 4.1 kgUSD 1,100seen 2026-10-28
- Segway Navimow X3 SeriesSegway NavimowMass 19.8 kgUSD 2,799seen 2026-10-28
- Starship delivery robotStarship Technologies · USPayload 10 kgPrice on quotation Status unclear
What it is
A wheeled robot moves on powered wheels. Wheels are efficient, quiet and stable, which is why most robots use them; the price is that a step or a kerb is a wall. The wheel layout decides how it moves: two driven wheels spin on the spot, four take rough ground, and mecanum wheels slide sideways.
This is the biggest category on the site because the taxonomy classifies by body, not by job. Robot vacuum, mower, delivery and telepresence robots are all wheeled robots; the job is carried by the application attribute. The rule is wheels for locomotion, no legs, no arm sold with it.
What they are used for
- Home — vacuum-and-mop robots like the Dreame X50 Ultra or Roomba Plus 505, and wire-free mowers such as the Segway Navimow X3.
- Warehouses — AMRs that tow carts (MiR250), lift shelves (Geek+ P800R) or pull totes from racking (HaiPick A42).
- Hospitality and delivery — restaurant tray robots (BellaBot, DINERBOT T10) and sidewalk couriers (Starship).
- Research and teaching — ROS 2 bases from the TurtleBot 4 to the Husky A300, and classroom robots like mBot2.
- Companions — rolling pets with a screen face (Loona, EMO).
What to compare
| Attribute | Why it matters | In this catalogue |
|---|---|---|
navigation |
Lidar, camera SLAM, RTK satellite or boundary wire — this decides where it can work | slam (10), line-following (1) |
drive_config |
Differential (including skid-steer), omnidirectional (mecanum), Ackermann or tracked decides how it turns and what ground it handles | differential (3) |
payload |
A research base carries sensors and compute; a warehouse robot carries hundreds of kilos | 4.8 kg (AgileX Robotics LIMO) – 1000 kg (Geek+ P800R) |
battery_runtime |
One cleaning or mowing run vs a full shift with swappable batteries | 60 min (AgileX Robotics LIMO) – 720 min (Starship delivery robot) |
max_speed |
Walking pace near people; faster only in fenced-off aisles | 0.2 m/s (Makeblock mBot2) – 2.3 m/s (Geek+ P800R) |
ip_rating |
Indoor only vs rain, dust and grass clippings | 4 entries |
sdk |
ROS 2 and Python access is what separates a research base from an appliance | proprietary (10), ros2 (4), python (2), cpp (2), ros1 (2) |
autonomy |
Mapped and self-routing vs following a line or a wire | autonomous (17), semi-autonomous (3) |
Price picture (observed 2026-10-28)
- Professional / industrial: USD 14,500 (Pudu Robotics BellaBot) to EUR 22,500 (Clearpath Robotics Husky A300).
- Research: USD 1,850 (Clearpath Robotics TurtleBot 4) to USD 14,190 (AgileX Robotics SCOUT 2.0).
- Education, hobby & consumer: USD 150 (Makeblock mBot2) to GBP 3,509 (Husqvarna Automower 430X NERA).
- On quotation: Geek+ P800R, HaiPick A42, Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) MiR250, Starship delivery robot.
Prices are the latest observation per product, in the seller's currency; see each record's offers for history and VAT notes.
In the catalogue
Professional / industrial: Clearpath Robotics Husky A300 · Geek+ P800R · HaiPick A42 · KEENON Robotics DINERBOT T10 · Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) MiR250 · PUDU CC1 · Pudu Robotics BellaBot · Starship delivery robot (other)
Research: AgileX Robotics LIMO · AgileX Robotics SCOUT 2.0 · Clearpath Robotics TurtleBot 4
Education, hobby & consumer: Dreame X50 Ultra · ECOVACS DEEBOT X8 PRO OMNI · Husqvarna Automower 430X NERA (discontinued) · iRobot Roomba Plus 505 Combo robot + AutoWash dock · KEYi Tech Loona · Living.ai EMO · Makeblock mBot2 · MAMMOTION LUBA 2 AWD (discontinued) · Narwal Freo Z Ultra · Roborock Saros 10R · Segway Navimow X3 Series
Edge cases
- Vacuum with an arm (Roborock Saros Z70): a mobile manipulator. Its arm-less sibling, the Saros 10R, stays here.
- Base plus a separately sold arm: two entries linked by
compatible_with; the base stays here. - Reconfigurable chassis (AgileX LIMO swaps wheels for tracks): classified by its default configuration (wheels).
- Desk pets on wheels: EMO rolls, so it is here, not under Stationary.
Related
Ground robot · Tracked robot · Mobile manipulator · Wheeled-base humanoid
Rule of membership
Locomotion by wheels. Vacuum, mowing, delivery, telepresence and similar are applications, not categories.
Category rb-4-1 in the whatrobot taxonomy.