Rainbow Robotics RBQ-10

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Rainbow Robotics RBQ-10

ShippingEnterpriseQuadrupedSouth KoreaSouth KoreaDebut 2023
Not publicly priced

Quote-only enterprise/defense sales — no public price on the maker's site (verified on both EN and KR product pages today); inquiries via sales@rainbow-robotics.com. No reseller pricing found either. · source

The RBQ-10 is Rainbow Robotics' larger quadruped platform, a 37 kg robot with a 10 kg payload, up to 3 hours of operation per charge, 12 cm step-climbing, and 40% slope capability, aimed at security patrol and military applications. Unveiled at ADEX 2023, it is the basis of a counter-terrorism robot co-developed with Hyundai Rotem that South Korea's army began evaluating in 2024.

Listed as a current product on Rainbow Robotics' official site with downloadable user manual and catalog; quote-only direct sales via sales@rainbow-robotics.com (+82-44-860-9600), no online store, public price, or stated lead time. Customer-facing 'just unboxed' docs for the RBQ series and reported quadruped sales support actual deliverability, though no RBQ-10-specific commercial delivery has been publicly confirmed.

Height1'10"
Weight82 lb
DoF
FormQuadruped

Estimated value & depreciation

Not publicly priced

Rainbow Robotics hasn’t published a price for the RBQ-10 — 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.

Tracking since
Last checked
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Price on record
No public price
Where it comes from
Rainbow Robotics

Rainbow Robotics hasn't published a price for the RBQ-10. 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 South Korea, 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 Sejong 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.

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Frequently asked

How much does the Rainbow Robotics RBQ-10 cost?

Rainbow Robotics hasn’t published a public price for the RBQ-10 — Listed as a current product on Rainbow Robotics' official site with downloadable user manual and catalog; quote-only direct sales via sales@rainbow-robotics.com (+82-44-860-9600), no online store, public price, or stated lead time. Customer-facing 'just unboxed' docs for the RBQ series and reported quadruped sales support actual deliverability, though no RBQ-10-specific commercial delivery has been publicly confirmed.

Is the Rainbow Robotics RBQ-10 available to buy?

Shipping. Listed as a current product on Rainbow Robotics' official site with downloadable user manual and catalog; quote-only direct sales via sales@rainbow-robotics.com (+82-44-860-9600), no online store, public price, or stated lead time. Customer-facing 'just unboxed' docs for the RBQ series and reported quadruped sales support actual deliverability, though no RBQ-10-specific commercial delivery has been publicly confirmed.

What are the Rainbow Robotics RBQ-10’s specifications?

It is a quadruped robot dog, debuting 2023: 1'10" (0.565 m) tall, 82 lb (37 kg).

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