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Clearpath Husky A200

Clearpath Husky A200 is one of the world's most popular UGV research bases, used in hundreds of academic and industrial labs for prototyping autonomous navigation, SLAM, perception and mobile manipulation.

The 4×4 skid-steer platform carries 75 kg payload onboard and 50 kg in a trailer, reaches 1.0 m/s and clears 10 cm terrain obstacles. Footprint 990 × 670 × 390 mm, curb weight 50 kg.

Runs ROS/ROS 2 (Noetic and Humble) out of the box with the husky_robot meta-package, supports LiDAR, RGB-D cameras, GPS and robotic arms (UR5e, Kinova) natively. Open API and complete CAD/URDF documentation make it a de facto standard in mobile R&D robotics.

#UGV#mobile base#Husky#Clearpath#ROS#skid-steer
Market classResearch
Introduction date1 January 2010

Classification

serves as: Locomotion Drive, Research and Education. · compatible with: Research Robot, Educational Robot, Mobile Robot, Wheeled Robot, AMR.

Which group Clearpath Husky A200 belongs to and how it is built

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Mobility
Hardware domain
Research
Market class

Technical specification

Basic physical properties of Clearpath Husky A200 — dimensions, weight and materials

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Dimensions
990 × 670 × 390mm
Materials
steel frame, aluminum housing
Mounting
M5/M6 mounting plate, 80 mm grid
Weight
50kg

Certifications

CE
CE Marking
European Commission
EU
Safety
FCC Part 15
FCC Part 15
Federal Communications Commission
USA
EMC / RF
RoHS 3
RoHS 3
European Commission
EU
Environmental
Updated: 20 May 2026