Husky UGV is categorized as wheeled.

Husky UGV is listed as a robot from Clearpath Robotics.

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Husky UGV by Clearpath Robotics — Specs, Price,

Name: Husky UGV
Brand: Clearpath Robotics
SKU: CLEARP-HUSKY

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Husky UGV

Clearpath Robotics

Clearpath Husky UGV is a rugged, four-wheel unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) platform for outdoor robotics R&D and prototyping.

Research Education General Purpose

Height27 cm

Weight50 kg

Payload75 kg

Autonomysemi-autonomous

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Price and availability

From ~$25,000

Clearpath Robotics does not publish a verified public Husky UGV price in HumanoidHub's trusted source set. Treat this as request quote until an official price source is available.

Direct purchaseNot publicly disclosed units shippedSource checked May 3, 2026

Quick Facts

Robot: Husky UGV
Manufacturer: Clearpath Robotics
Model alias: Husky
Category: Wheeled
Price: From ~$25,000
Availability: Contact for availability
Height: 0.27 m
Weight: 50 kg
Runtime: 3 hours
Primary use cases: Research, Education, General Purpose

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Data verified May 2026 - Source: clearpathrobotics.com

Performance benchmark

Computed 0-10 capability scores appear only when the required source-backed inputs are verified.

Scoring methodology

Partial evidence confidence

Computed capability scores use a normalized 0-10 scale from official, verified catalog inputs. Missing required inputs are shown as Not enough verified data instead of a numeric score.

Inputs: speed, payload, degrees of freedom, autonomy/software evidence, and dexterity-related evidence.

Freshness: each numeric score requires a source URL and verified date from the catalog record.

Guardrail: Scores are comparison aids only and do not indicate deployment readiness, suitability, price certainty, or availability.

Not enough verified data to render a five-axis numeric benchmark for Husky UGV.

SpeedNot comparable

Not enough verified data

0 to 3.5 m/s maps to 0-10

AgilityNot comparable

Not enough verified data

10 to 50 degrees of freedom maps to 2-10

Strength10.0/10

Computed from an official payload or carrying-capacity field.

0 to 50 kg payload maps to 0-10

Inputs: Max Payload

Verified May 3, 2026

Source

AutonomyNot comparable

Not enough verified data

Source-backed autonomy, SDK, simulation, or compute evidence maps to 5.5-7.5

DexterityNot comparable

Not enough verified data

5 to 50 degrees of freedom maps to 1-10, with a sensor/end-effector evidence boost

What are the Husky UGV specifications?

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AvailabilityContact for availability

Height0.27 m

Weight50 kg

Width0.67 m

Depth0.99 m

Max Payload75 kg

Battery Capacity22 Wh

Runtime3 hours

Charging Time2 hours

Compute PlatformIntel Core i5, 8 GB RAM, 128 GB SSD

Operating SystemUbuntu Linux

SensorsLiDAR (optional/configurable)

CommunicationWi‑Fi, Ethernet

PriceFrom ~$25,000

Commercial StatusCommercially available

Target SectorsResearch, education, industrial R&D

Frequently asked questions about Husky UGV

HumanoidHub only shows a public Husky UGV price when it is verified from trusted source material. If no official price is shown, treat Husky UGV as request-quote and do not assume a public price until source-backed evidence is available.

What is the Husky UGV used for?

Husky UGV is a skid-steer, wheeled outdoor mobile base used for autonomy and field robotics research. It supports ROS-based development on Ubuntu, integrates common sensors (e.g., LiDAR, IMU), and is built to carry research payloads such as compute, sensors, and small manipulators. Typical use cases include autonomous navigation, mapping/SLAM, and perception experiments in real environments.