Trakr 5

NoteFrom the structured specification table on the Trakr 5 tab.

NoteFrom the structured specification table on the Trakr 5 tab. A separate crouching-height figure is also given ("HEIGHT OF CROUCHING: 150 MM"); the schema has no field for that posture. Length and width are not stated anywhere on the page.

CaveatFrom the blog post, not an explicit "degrees of freedom" figure - same interpretation used elsewhere in this catalog, where only the actuator/joint-motor count is stated. Assigned to Trakr 5 (not Trakr 20) because the blog’s other figures (90-minute runtime, 5 kg payload) match Trakr 5’s own specification table.

CaveatThe manufacturer does not distinguish between walking and standing payload. Placing this value under walking payload is our interpretation, not a direct reading - same principle applied to Boston Dynamics Spot and ANYbotics ANYmal in this catalog.

NoteFrom the specification table.

NoteThe specification table states the angle without an operator; the feature description on the same page supplies the operator. The figure agrees in both places.

CaveatFrom the specification table (=12 cm). CONTRADICTED by the page’s own body text for Trakr 5 specifically: "Trakr 5 is our agile quadruped robot with 5 kg payload capacity and climb steps upto 170 mm" (=17 cm) - two different figures for the same capability on the same page, not silently reconciled (rule 9). The table’s figure is used as the primary value. The manufacturer does not itself distinguish "single obstacle" from "continuous stairs" - classified as continuous stair-climbing based on the wording ("step"/"climb steps") and the order of magnitude (12-17 cm is in line with other robots’ continuous-stair figures, not their single-obstacle figures of 40-80 cm). A separate descent figure is also given ("MAX CLIMB DROP HEIGHT: 150 MM"); the schema has no field for descent height.

CaveatAn optional feature, not standard on every unit.

NoteFrom the specification table.

CaveatFrom the specification table, confirmed by the blog post’s repeated figure (=1.5 h,). No load condition is stated, even though a separate 5 kg payload figure appears elsewhere on the page - the manufacturer does not connect the two, so runtime is recorded without a load requirement. A voltage (24 V) and battery capacity (10 Ah) are also given; Wh is not printed directly and is not calculated from V × Ah, the same caution applied to other entries in this catalog.

Caveat(=1.5 h) - the same numeric value as endurance, apparently a coincidence, not corrected. A charger rating of 24 V, 10 A is also given; the schema has no field for input power.

NoteCompatible with a charging pile/dock. A separate figure is also given ("AUTONOMOUS CHARGING: OPTIONAL"); docking compatibility itself is not marked as optional, so "yes" is used without an operator.

NoteFrom the Trakr 5 tab’s own sensor section (not only in the shared "Add-On Features" list, which is optional for the whole Trakr line).

NoteFrom the Trakr 5 tab’s own sensor section. The blog post (about the same base model, a different page) instead describes "four stereo cameras" - a different camera arrangement than the current product page’s wide-angle camera. The two pages are not silently reconciled; only the current product page’s wording is used as the field value.

NoteThe manufacturer offers two compute tiers.

NoteComposed from several sections of the page: the four feature cards shown before the tab selector (apply to the whole Trakr line, not tab-specific) and the "OPTIONAL FEATURES & MODULES" row in Trakr 5’s own table. No named autonomy-level scale is given.