How Much Does the Mondo Beni Cost?
Investment in the Beni is scoped per project and set by corporate quotation according to bundle contents (spare batteries, a charging hub, off-road wheels), unit count and delivery terms. If you have a corporate requirement, reach us through the contact form and we will map out the sourcing route and timeline together.
Is It for Sale in Turkey?
We deliver Mondo Robotics hardware to corporate projects through enterprise supply, commissioning and engineering support. First deliveries of the product are planned for autumn 2026. We talk with organizations that have a Beni requirement and assess import and delivery terms, the service plan and a realistic timeline per project. See our Beni product page for the full technical breakdown.
Specifications
| Heading | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | Approximately 1.6 kg |
| Maximum speed | 28.8 km/h |
| Maximum obstacle clearance | 25 cm |
| Camera | 4K 30 fps, 3K 60 fps, 1080p 100 fps |
| Image processing | Stabilization, horizon levelling, HDR colour, HybridFlow smoothing |
| Tracking | AI-based visual perception; no remote, beacon or GPS required |
| Tracking modes | Tail, side, circling |
| Accessory | Magnetic motion tracker module |
| Battery | Approximately 1 hour 45 minutes; user-replaceable, aviation certified |
| Extended bundle | Two spare batteries, a charging hub and off-road wheels for over 4.5 hours |
| Surfaces | Grass, gravel, park trails, stone steps, kerbs, leaf cover |
| After a fall | Self-righting |
| Recording and privacy | Local on device, end-to-end encrypted; cloud optional, no account for basic filming |
| Editing | AI-assisted automatic highlight reel after a session |
Figures come from Mondo Robotics' own publications.
Who It Is For: One-Person Shoots
The Beni is configured to take the place of a camera operator on a single-operator shoot: sports footage such as running, cycling, skateboarding and tennis, pet and family videos, and one-person content production. Because tracking needs no remote or beacon, setup comes down to one button. A 1.6 kg body and an aviation-certified battery require no additional transport equipment.
Self-righting after a fall is the mechanism that keeps the recording running unbroken, and the system was tested against impacts and collisions. A runtime of 1 hour 45 minutes sits markedly above the 20 to 40 minute band of a typical tracking drone.
How It Differs from a Tracking Drone
A tracking drone does the same job, but the two differ in three places. Regulation: flying an unmanned aircraft in Turkey is subject to registration, classification and area restrictions, an obstacle for filming in parks, on beaches and inside residential areas, while a ground robot faces no such limit. Framing: a drone looks down and a ground robot up from below eye level, and in running, skateboarding and pet footage it is exactly that low angle that conveys speed. Noise: propeller sound ruins a dialogue recording while a wheeled body does not.
In return, a ground robot stops at stairs, high fences and water, where a drone does not. On runtime, the Beni's 1 hour 45 minutes is markedly above the 20 to 40 minutes typical of a tracking drone.
Limits: What It Cannot Do
Maximum obstacle clearance is 25 cm. A standard kerbstone sits at 12-18 cm and most garden steps at 15-20 cm, so both fall inside that range; a narrow consecutive indoor staircase falls outside it. The practical test the manufacturer gives is ground a skateboard can cross.
With no protection rating or operating temperature stated either, rain and low-temperature conditions cannot be read from the specification.
Alternatives Deliverable Today
First Beni deliveries begin in autumn 2026. If you are looking for a tracking platform that can be ordered today, the Unitree Go2 can follow over terrain on its quadruped body and can be ordered in Turkey with 4-6 week delivery, a 1-year official warranty, on-site commissioning and engineering support across Turkey. The Go2 was not designed as a camera robot, but a camera and tracking application can be built on its SDK. See the quadruped robots page for the wider picture.