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ANYbotics

🇨🇭 Zürich · founded 2016

Zurich ETH spin-off and the most internationally visible Swiss robotics manufacturer

VierbeinerInspektionsroboter

Headquarters

Zürich

Employee

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Models here

2

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0

About the Company

Overview

ANYbotics was founded in 2016 as a spin-off of ETH Zurich and is headquartered on Hagenholzstrasse in Zurich. The company builds quadrupedal inspection robots for industrial plants that need to regularly monitor their facilities without sending personnel into hazardous areas.

Technology and Products

The core offering is ANYmal, an IP67-rated quadruped with a rotating sensor pod on its back. Integrated components include a 360-degree lidar, six depth cameras, a zoom camera with twenty-times magnification, a thermal imaging camera, and an ultrasonic microphone, powered by two Intel Core i7 processors. The ANYmal X variant is certified to ATEX and IECEx up to Zone 1, with the fuselage pressurized with nitrogen to prevent any ignition sources inside.

Market Significance

ANYbotics occupies a niche that neither Boston Dynamics nor Chinese providers fully cover: certified, repeatable facility inspection with onboard measurement technology. Users include Petronas, Shell, Equinor, Woodside, BASF, and Petrobras. For the Swiss robotics landscape, ANYmal is the most well-known product of all.

Known for — Model series

ANYmal D

Quadruped · Industrial inspection

ANYmal X

Quadruped · explosion-protected Zone 1

Technology focus areas

Vierbeinige LaufroboterExplosionsschutz nach ATEX und IECExAutonome AnlageninspektionWärmebild- und UltraschallmesstechnikAutomatische Ladestationen

Milestones

2016

Founded as a spin-off of ETH Zurich.

2023

Introduction of ANYmal X, the world's first legged robot certified for Zone 1 explosive atmospheres.

Availability in Switzerland

Manufacturer based in Zurich, distribution directly through the company. No list price is published; quotations are prepared individually.

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