ANYbotics begins delivering ANYmal X legged robot for explosive atmospheres

ANYbotics began delivering ANYmal X, a legged robot certified for explosive chemical and energy environments. The design allows autonomous machines to traverse hazardous zones where standard robots are banned. Plant teams can now collect routine inspection data without sending human workers on foot into dangerous areas.

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