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Real X autonomous excavator (DX225LC-7X)
Photo: Develon with Gravis Robotics (official image), from thecea.org.uk. Image policy
Pilot useSouth KoreaSupervised

Develon with Gravis Robotics · working robot

Real X autonomous excavator

DX225LC-7X

A retrofit AI autonomy system, developed with ETH Zurich spin-off Gravis Robotics, that lets a standard Develon crawler excavator dig and load trucks with nobody in the cab, or switch to remote or manual control.

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Battery
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Why it matters

A pilot use machine from Develon (HD Hyundai) with Gravis Robotics.

Real-world use

First customer use with KIBAG at a former quarry in Tuggen, Switzerland, digging a 300 m trench without an operator in the cab (2025-26).

Timeline

First shown
2025-04
Released
Not yet
bauma 2025, Munich

Public attention

How much public attention Real X autonomous excavator (DX225LC-7X) gets, from open data.

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What’s inside

No component details published yet.

Movement
Tracks
How it runs
Supervised. Works by itself while a person watches and steps in.

From the maker

Real X autonomous excavator (DX225LC-7X) is the only machine from Develon (HD Hyundai) with Gravis Robotics in the atlas.

Made, sold and where

No production or sales figures published yet.

Price
Not published
How to get one
No official buying page found

Sources

Figures come from press coverage. Every link below backs something on this page.

Hub-4 Develon reaches new milestone in autonomous earthmoving Project Plant Develon looks to bring the Real X factor to bauma Construction Equipment Association Develon puts autonomous excavator to work in Switzerland

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