A new robotic dog capable of walking, climbing and performing backflips across various terrains has been unveiled by Chinese company Deep Robotics.

The state-of-the-art robot, called Lynx, uses an innovative wheel-leg motion system instead of traditional paws to navigate challenging environments from rocks to snow.

Standing just under one metre tall and weighing 30kg - comparable to a Labrador Retriever - the Lynx can reach speeds of up to 11mph.

The robot can climb platforms up to 80cm tall and navigate continuous steps reaching 22cm in height.

The state-of-the-art robot, called Lynx, weighs the same as a golden retriever{ai:summary}<p>Chinese company Deep Robotics has introduced a new robotic dog named Lynx, which can walk, climb, and perform backflips on diverse terrains. Utilizing a unique wheel-leg motion system, Lynx stands just under one meter tall, weighs 30kg, and can reach speeds of 11mph.</p><p>The robot is capable of climbing platforms up to 80cm and navigating steps up to 22cm high, showcasing its advanced mobility for challenging environments. #technology</p>

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