LEOPARD Telescopic Crane (10m)
If you’re looking for a 10m electric telescopic crane, operated by one or two people, also mount various camera gimbals, Leopard is an excellent choice.
Solo & Team Control Mode
One cameraman uses two remote handles to control jib extension, gimbal movements and lens all at once. Or two cameramen cooperate—one controls crane extension and pan, the other operates gimbal and lens. This design lets cameramen choose a flexible working mode.

Lightweight Weight Management
Counterweight only ranges from 100 to 150 kg, greatly reducing work intensity. The entire device adopts lightweight design, making it very convenient to set up and use.

Flexible Track Movement
Can be installed on rails for shooting. It has a powerful motor system—you can drive jib to move on rails with a thumb touch. Even though it’s a large device, it’s very flexible on shooting site, allowing cameramen to move it easily in any standing position.

Virtual Tracking Compatibility
Outputs accurate virtual tracking data, usable for VR or XR production via Free-d protocol. It has all built-in high-precision sensors, with data displayed on LED screen in real time. Compensation that may occur is optimized, greatly improving work accuracy, highly praised in past VR productions.

Gimbal Compatibility
Offers rich gimbal options—can use standard 2-axis gimbals, 3-axis gyro-stabilized gimbals of the same brand Zooxer, or mount third-party gimbals. It’s flexible for gimbal adaptation, meeting different shooting needs.

Safety Protection
Equipped with perfect safety protection solutions, including software limit for boom extension range, sensor braking at counterweight track ends, physical damping braking, motor torque detection braking, emergency stop button braking, etc., ensuring safety during use.

Smart Features
Comes with powerful smart functions, including direct drive for studio camera lenses, adaptation to three-way lens motors to drive film camera lenses; supports one-click automatic counterweight and centering balance, as well as lifting column and AI auto-tracking, improving shooting efficiency and convenience.

Tech Specs
|
Model |
LEOPARD-10M |
| Remote Head Type | L-type 2-axis standard remote head; U-type 2-axis heavy-duty remote head; 3-axis gyro-stabilized remote head; |
| Remote Head Speed | L-type / U-type 2-axis remote head: 0.01–60°/s; 3-axis gyro-stabilized remote head: 0.01–120°/s |
| Remote Head Payload | L-type 2-axis standard remote head: 25 kg; U-type 2-axis heavy-duty remote head: 30 kg; 3-axis gyro-stabilized remote head: 20 kg |
| Third-party Remote Head Compatibility | Combined weight of remote head, camera and accessories ≤ 35 kg |
| Max Arm Extension Speed | 1.80m/s |
| Total Arm Length | Max. 9.90 m; min. 4.15 m |
| Arm Telescopic Range | 5.85m |
| Front Boom Reach | 7.80m |
| Operator End Reach | 2.10m |
| Arm Height at Horizontal Position | Standard column: 1.90 m (highest point); 1.65 m (center axis height) Lift column: 1.87~2.27 m (highest point); 1.62~2.02 mm (center axis height) |
| Max Lens Height | ≈6.80m |
| Arm Tilt Angle | +45° ~ -45° |
| Support Base Type | Aluminum square dolly, steerable four wheels, steel screw jacks |
| Support Base Dimensions | Length 1.33 m; width 1.28 m |
| Net Weight (excl. Counterweight) | 260Kg |
| Recommended Counterweight (approx.) | 150Kg |
| Operation Mode | Dual-operator: telescopic joystick + remote head control panel; Single-operator: dual remote joysticks |
| Power Input | AC 220V/10A, 50/60 Hz |
| Power Out | Pan: DC 15V/3A; remote head: DC 24V/6A |
| Operating Power | 1.15 KW |
| Arm Sensor Resolution (VR version) | 2,700,000 c/r |
| Remote Head Sensor Resolution (VR version) | 2,090,000 c/r |
| Lens Sensor Resolution (VR version) | 32,768 c/r |
| Compatible Cameras | Studio full/semi-servo Canon, Fujinon lenses; with optional lens motor controls cinema-grade cameras |