Qiji T1000

Qiji T1000 is the heavy-duty member of DAX Robotics' Qiji line, presented in Beijing in April 2026 as, in the maker's words, a tonne-class load-carrying robot horse. DAX states a rated carrying capacity of 1000 kg, single-joint torque above 2000 Nm, whole-body force control running at 1 kHz, and a 45 kW drive system supporting up to 24 hours of work — one to two days of operation in the company's own phrasing. Navigation is autonomous, built on lidar and multi-sensor fusion, and the frame is modular so different payload decks can be fitted. DAX names six target uses: security patrol and inspection, fire and rescue, construction sites, logistics, elderly care and private outdoor transport. Two cautions belong in a catalogue entry. The comparisons the company uses — five times the industry's joint torque, twenty times the payload of consumer robot dogs — are its own marketing, not measured third-party figures; and DAX publishes no mass, dimensions or drivetrain detail for the machine, so the specification below is deliberately short. The robot is listed as a prototype: it has been demonstrated and promoted, but there is no published evidence of series delivery.

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