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IP67 industrial quadruped carrying a zoom camera, thermal camera, ultrasonic microphone and LiDAR for autonomous indoor/outdoor plant inspection.
Quadruped robots built for industrial inspection

ETH Zurich spin-off. ANYmal runs autonomous inspection rounds in oil & gas, chemicals, power and metals; reported customers include BASF, Shell, Petronas, Vale and Siemens Energy. The explosion-proof ANYmal X, approved for ATEX/IECEx Zone 1, began customer shipments in October 2026. Nihon Binary sells it in Japan, and Yokogawa partnered with ANYbotics in February 2026.
Researched as of November 3, 2026. Each item links to its source.
Began customer deliveries of the explosion-proof ANYmal X, naming Equinor and DSM-Firmenich among the first recipients.
Source: anybotics.comLaunched Shift, a fleet platform that turns robot inspection findings into prioritized maintenance work orders.
Source: anybotics.comOpened a Barcelona office, its third hub after Zurich and San Francisco, to expand engineering capacity.
Source: anybotics.comPartnered with Yokogawa to integrate OpreX Robot Management Core with the ANYmal D and ANYmal X software stack.
Source: yokogawa.comClimate Investment made a strategic investment, lifting total funding above $150 million; more than 200 ANYmal units had shipped.
Source: tech.eu
ImageIP67 industrial quadruped carrying a zoom camera, thermal camera, ultrasonic microphone and LiDAR for autonomous indoor/outdoor plant inspection.
ImageExplosion-proof quadruped approved for ATEX/IECEx Zone 1. BP, Equinor, Shell, PETRONAS, Petrobras, BASF and SLB joined its early-access program from 2023, and customer shipments began on October 27, 2026, to Equinor and DSM-Firmenich.
On 10 Feb 2026 Yokogawa announced it will integrate OpreX Robot Management Core with ANYmal to support automated plant inspection.
In 2022 Petronas and ANYbotics signed a commercial agreement to scale ANYmal X to upstream platforms, LNG terminals and refineries; offshore trials were also reported.
RTE tested ANYmal on three replica installations at its lab near Lyon, recording thermal, visual and acoustic data autonomously, including in bad weather and darkness.
A published case describes chemical maker W.R. Grace using ANYmal for inspection rounds to help keep its facility running.
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