DaxAI Qiji X1 Cyber Horse Quadruped Robot

DaxAI Qiji X1 Cyber Horse Quadruped Robot

The DaxAI Qiji X1, also described in public coverage as the Cyber Horse or All-Terrain Intelligent Mount, is a rideable quadruped robot developed by DaxAI Robot. It was shown in China in 2026 as a new form of legged mobility: a machine that combines a saddle-style rider interface with four independently moving robotic legs.

China Daily describes the Qiji X1 as using a pure quadruped biomimetic structure and as being able to autonomously navigate complex terrain including steep slopes, gravel and mud. Public reports position the platform for premium off-road leisure, heavy-load movement across uneven ground, and emergency rescue support where wheels may be less effective.

Applications

• All-terrain rideable mobility and off-road demonstrations
• Transporting heavy payloads over uneven terrain
• Emergency-response and rescue support
• Inspection, exhibition and advanced robotics research use cases

Specification Notes

Multiple public reports consistently describe a maximum payload around 300 kg / 661 lb. Published range and speed values vary between sources, so those values are intentionally omitted from the structured specifications until manufacturer data is available.

Availability

Pricing and production availability have not been publicly confirmed. This product is listed as quote-only and subject to availability.