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KLEIYN

Research quadruped (paper only, no released hardware) with an active waist that chimney-climbs walls; 13 DoF.

Paper only. Published as research. No hardware design files are released, so it cannot be built from source.

  • No hardware released
  • robot dog13 DoF
  • cost not published
No 3D model yet
No ready source-derived model
No URDF, SDF, MJCF, supported mesh, or supported CAD visual source file found.
No 3D model generated yet

About KLEIYN

KLEIYN is a metal quadruped from the JSK Robotics Laboratory at the University of Tokyo that adds a 1-DoF active waist joint to a conventional 12-DoF quadruped, giving it 13 DoF total (3 per leg plus the torso pitch). The waist lets it brace its legs against two opposing walls and perform 'chimney climbing,' ascending gaps 800-1000 mm wide at roughly 150 mm/s. Locomotion and climbing are learned in simulation with a Contact-Guided Curriculum Learning (CGCL) scheme. The leg design is derived from MEVIUS, an open-source metal quadruped, but KLEIYN itself is published as an IROS 2025 research robot (arXiv:2507.06562) without a released hardware/CAD package.

Licenses

Hardware
No hardware releasedresearch publication only
Software
Not published
Docs
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Degrees of freedom

13 DoF legs 12waist 1

Breakdown source

QuadrupedActive waistsource

How to build KLEIYN

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KLEIYN bill of materials

Cost to build

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  • Project page and linked arXiv paper describe KLEIYN hardware, IROS 2025 status, MEVIUS-derived leg context, and chimney-climbing experiments, but do not release KLEIYN CAD, URDF, source repository, or an itemized BOM. kleiyn-project-page
  • arXiv page identifies KLEIYN as a quadruped robot with an active waist for locomotion and wall climbing, accepted at IROS 2025, but does not expose a hardware release or purchasing BOM. arxiv/2507.06562

KLEIYN source files

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KLEIYN in simulation

Robot description files a simulator or CAD tool can load, linked at the commit they were found.

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