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ANYbotics ANYmal
SwitzerlandQuote-only enterprise sales — ANYbotics' official channel is a 'Talk with an expert'/contact-sales flow with no public price anywhere on anybotics.com (re-confirmed June 2026). Third-party site Robotomated (2026) lists ~USD 200,000 purchase / ~USD 5,556 per month lease for the ANYmal X variant, but that is not maker-confirmed and does not qualify as an official price. CHF reflects the Swiss maker's home currency; no native list price exists.
ANYmal is an autonomous four-legged inspection robot from Swiss maker ANYbotics, deployed for routine inspection rounds at industrial sites in power and utilities, oil and gas, chemicals, mining, and rail. The current Generation D platform weighs about 50 kg, stands roughly 0.89 m tall, is IP67-rated with a ~90-minute battery runtime and 10 kg payload, and an ATEX/IECEx Zone 1 certified Ex-proof variant (ANYmal X) is slated for full market launch in 2026.
Sold only through ANYbotics' direct enterprise sales ('Talk with an expert'/contact-sales flow) with no public ordering or pricing (confirmed live June 2026). The standard ANYmal (Generation D) is shipping — deployed with industrial customers including Equinor, ENI, Petrobras, SLB, Siemens Energy, GE Vernova and Novelis, performing thousands of inspections per week (The Robot Report, Sept 2025). The Ex-proof ANYmal X variant opened commercial orders in Sept 2022 with over 500 units reserved and first deliveries to selected customers from mid-2023; full market launch is planned for 2026.
Estimated value & depreciation
ANYbotics hasn’t published a price for the ANYmal — it’s sold by quote, deployed in pilots, or not yet released. We publish an estimate once a real price and resale signal exist.
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Depreciation curve
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Our tracking record
What we've checked on this robot, when we last looked, and where the number came from. Nothing here is estimated.
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- Where it comes from
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ANYbotics hasn't published a price for the ANYmal. We re-check the source above and publish a number the day one appears — get told when that happens.
US availability & the FCC Covered List
Built in Switzerland, which puts it in the FCC's "foreign-produced" bucket. New models need a US Department of War sign-off before they can be sold here.
Built in Hombrechtikon source.
This model is already shipping, so it keeps the FCC approval it has — the rule gates new models rather than ones already on sale.
Frequently asked
How much does the ANYbotics ANYmal cost?
ANYbotics hasn’t published a public price for the ANYmal — Sold only through ANYbotics' direct enterprise sales ('Talk with an expert'/contact-sales flow) with no public ordering or pricing (confirmed live June 2026). The standard ANYmal (Generation D) is shipping — deployed with industrial customers including Equinor, ENI, Petrobras, SLB, Siemens Energy, GE Vernova and Novelis, performing thousands of inspections per week (The Robot Report, Sept 2025). The Ex-proof ANYmal X variant opened commercial orders in Sept 2022 with over 500 units reserved and first deliveries to selected customers from mid-2023; full market launch is planned for 2026.
Is the ANYbotics ANYmal available to buy?
Shipping. Sold only through ANYbotics' direct enterprise sales ('Talk with an expert'/contact-sales flow) with no public ordering or pricing (confirmed live June 2026). The standard ANYmal (Generation D) is shipping — deployed with industrial customers including Equinor, ENI, Petrobras, SLB, Siemens Energy, GE Vernova and Novelis, performing thousands of inspections per week (The Robot Report, Sept 2025). The Ex-proof ANYmal X variant opened commercial orders in Sept 2022 with over 500 units reserved and first deliveries to selected customers from mid-2023; full market launch is planned for 2026.
What are the ANYbotics ANYmal’s specifications?
It is a quadruped robot dog, debuting 2016: 2'11" (0.89 m) tall, 110 lb (50 kg).
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