Packing

The RBQ10 is primarily stored and transported using a Pelican case. The model of the Pelican case used is the 1730 Protector Case. Please refer to the images below and store the RBQ10 along with other items accordingly.

Robot packing and unpacking

The Pelican case has two layers. The lower layer holds the charger, spare rubber feet, and LiDAR; the RBQ10 is placed on top of them.

After arranging items in the lower layer, carry the robot as shown in the figure and place it in the case.

⚠️ The robot must be carried by two people working together.

⚠️ Before transporting the robot, remove any additional equipment attached to it and turn off the power.

After setting the RBQ10 on the floor, extend the legs as shown in the figure.

Two people should carry the robot, each holding one of the leg areas marked in red.

⚠️ Be careful not to let any foreign objects get into the knee joint rotation area, and ensure fingers do not get pinched!

Place the robot in the Pelican 1730 case to match the case shape.

After the body is in the case, fold the legs in this order:

Step 1: Fold the front legs’ knee joints fully

Step 2: Rotate the front legs’ hip pitch joints and place the legs into the case recesses

Step 3: Rotate the rear legs’ hip pitch joints so the legs go over the front thighs

Step 4: Fully extend the rear shins

Place the remote controller in the side storage next to the robot. Remaining empty space can be used as needed.

Close the lid to finish packing.

Unpacking is the reverse of the above steps.

Packing Dimension

Packing Dimension

Case Type	External Dimensions	Weight (Empty)
Pelican 1730 Protector Case	37.50 x 27.13 x 14.37" (inch) 86.3 x 60.9 x 31.7 (cm)	44 lbs / 20 kg

Packing List

Packing List

The components may vary depending on the optional items.

Category	Items
Standard	RBQ10 x 1 unit Battery charger x 1 unit Spare rubber foot x 4 ea Spare body bumper Remote controller x 1 unit Basic tools (wrench) x 1 set
Navigation Pack	Standard list are included LiDAR module x 1 unit