Explore professional robots from manufacturers around the world. See the actual machines, the work they do and the markets documented by their manufacturers.
Curated, growing coverage — not every robot or manufacturer. Counts refer to manufacturer location; China is included in Asia-Pacific.
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CommercialBoston Dynamics
A four-legged mobile inspection platform that carries sensors through industrial sites. Spot can repeat inspection routes, collect thermal and visual observations, and help teams monitor equipment. Its practical value comes from consistent data collection and access to difficult working environments.
Image: Boston Dynamics
CommercialBoston Dynamics
A mobile box-handling robot built for warehouses and distribution centres. Stretch automates repetitive trailer and container unloading, using perception and a gripping arm to move cases. Published customer examples show how the robot fits into existing inbound logistics operations today.
Image: Boston Dynamics
DeployedAgility Robotics
A bipedal robot for material movement in spaces built for people. Agility reports commercial work at GXO, moving totes between mobile robots, conveyors and floor locations. The evidence supports defined logistics workflows, rather than unrestricted human-level versatility across arbitrary tasks.
Image: Agility Robotics
CommercialUniversal Robots
A long-reach collaborative robot arm for heavier manufacturing tasks. UR20 supports applications such as palletising, welding, machine tending and material handling. Tooling and the surrounding workcell determine what it actually does; the arm becomes useful through a well-designed production process.
Image: Universal Robots
CommercialMobile Industrial Robots
A compact autonomous mobile robot for moving materials inside factories and warehouses. MiR250 supports carts, shelves and other loads through application-specific attachments. Fleet software coordinates missions and traffic, helping connect workstations without asking employees to spend their shifts transporting goods.
Image: Mobile Industrial Robots
CommercialPudu Robotics
A commercial floor-cleaning robot combining sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming and mopping. CC1 follows planned cleaning routes and produces operating reports. It is intended for workplaces such as offices, shops, hotels and factories, leaving cleaning teams to handle edges, obstacles and exceptions.
Image: Pudu Robotics
CommercialLocus Robotics
An autonomous mobile robot that supports warehouse associates with picking and replenishment. Origin carries containers between work locations while people handle items. Its interface guides the workflow, reducing travel and allowing staff and robots to share responsibility for order fulfilment.
Image: Locus Robotics
CommercialABB Robotics
A family of collaborative robot arms for repetitive production work, including assembly, screwdriving, machine tending and welding. GoFa can be configured for payloads and precision requirements. Useful deployment depends on the tooling, process design and integration around the robot arm.
Image: ABB Robotics
CommercialANYbotics
A four-legged inspection robot with integrated visual, thermal and acoustic sensing. ANYmal navigates industrial facilities, including stairs, and returns equipment observations to maintenance teams. Automatic docking supports repeated rounds, while inspection software turns measurements into information people can act on.
Image: Cvoellmy / Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 4.0
CommercialFANUC
A family of collaborative robot arms used in automation. CRX systems combine hand-guided teaching with tablet programming and application-specific tools. The range supports jobs such as palletising, welding and machine tending, with model selection driven by reach, payload and process.
Image: FANUC
CommercialNaïo Technologies
An agricultural tool carrier for market gardens and specialist crops. OZ uses mapped rows and RTK navigation to help with sowing, cultivating and weeding. Interchangeable implements extend its role, while growers remain responsible for crop decisions and preparing each job.
Image: Naïo Technologies
CommercialFarmDroid
A solar-powered field robot that combines precision seeding with mechanical weeding. FD20 records seed positions so it can work between and within rows, including before crop emergence. It targets suitable row crops, with field preparation and seed configuration determining results.
Image: FarmDroid
CommercialDoosan Robotics
A collaborative arm for repeatable production work, with force sensing at each joint. M1013 supports assembly and machine tending, while process tools enable applications such as welding and polishing. The complete workcell, rather than the arm alone, determines the finished job.
Image: Doosan Robotics
CommercialTechman Robot
A collaborative robot arm combining an integrated vision system with production automation. TM12S supports machine tending, packaging, palletising and finishing tasks. Its useful role depends on the selected end effector, vision setup and integration with the surrounding manufacturing process.
Image: Techman Robot
CommercialGeekplus
Low-profile mobile robots that lift storage shelves and bring them to picking stations. The P800 family is part of Geekplus shelf-to-person systems, reducing warehouse travel while people select items. Fleet software coordinates robots, inventory locations and the flow of orders.
Image: Geekplus
CommercialAddverb
An autonomous mobile robot family for moving loads through warehouses and factories. Dynamo uses onboard sensing and mapped navigation to carry materials without fixed tracks. Different payload variants and attachments support picking assistance, towing and point-to-point transport within a wider automation system.
Image: Addverb
CommercialGreyOrange
A rack-to-person mobile robot system that moves stored inventory to warehouse workstations. Ranger RTP works with mobile storage units and GreyMatter orchestration software. People and robots share picking and replenishment workflows, with software coordinating orders, routes and available inventory.
Image: GreyOrange
CommercialOTTO by Rockwell Automation
A heavy-duty autonomous mobile robot for moving pallet-scale loads through factories and warehouses. OTTO 1500 accepts application-specific attachments and works with fleet software to connect production processes. Published customer cases show repeated material movement between conveyors, work areas and packaging equipment.
Image: OTTO by Rockwell Automation
CommercialAvidbots
An autonomous floor-scrubbing robot for large commercial facilities. Neo follows a mapped cleaning plan, uses sensors to adapt its route around changes, and records cleaning performance. It handles repeated floor care while cleaning staff manage preparation, maintenance and areas that need detailed attention.
Image: Avidbots
DeployedSwarmFarm Robotics
An autonomous agricultural platform used with implements for crop protection, mowing and slashing. SwarmBots perform repeated field operations, including targeted weed treatment where suitable equipment is fitted. The platform is designed around farming practices and attachments, with growers directing when and where work happens.
Image: SwarmFarm Robotics
CommercialKEENON Robotics
A mobile service robot that carries meals and other items through dining areas. DINERBOT T10 combines delivery trays, navigation sensors and an interactive display. Restaurant teams use it to reduce repeated walking between the kitchen and tables while retaining responsibility for customer service.
Image: KEENON Robotics
CommercialXAG
An agricultural ground-robot family that accepts equipment for mowing, crop protection and transport. The documented R150 2022 electric version uses planned routes and RTK positioning for repeatable movement. Its task comes from the fitted implement and the grower’s operating setup.
Image: XAG
DeployedSolinftec
A solar-powered field robot for crop monitoring and targeted treatment. Solix gathers observations about plant emergence, weeds, pests and growth, with spraying capabilities depending on configuration. The robot supports repeated, localised field work while agronomists interpret the data and direct crop management.
Image: Solinftec
DeployedTevel Aerobotics
Tethered flying robots that pick fruit while operating from a ground harvesting platform. Tevel’s system uses vision to locate fruit and assess harvesting criteria, then transfers picked fruit into bins. Its practical deployment is tied to suitable orchard layouts and harvest operations.
Image: Tevel Aerobotics
CommercialUnitree Robotics
An industrial quadruped platform for carrying inspection sensors through facilities and uneven outdoor environments. Unitree describes power-equipment inspection using visual and infrared sensing. It is a mobile sensing platform: interpreting anomalies and completing maintenance still require people and a configured inspection system.
Image: Unitree Robotics
CommercialDOBOT
A six-axis collaborative arm for repeatable production work such as moving parts, loading machines and assembly. The CRA range provides teaching and industrial communication tools; a useful cell still needs the right gripper, fixtures and process programming.
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CommercialJAKA Robotics
A collaborative arm positioned for heavier parts handling, machine tending, packing and palletising. Its graphical programming and hand-guided teaching help teams adapt a cell to changing workpieces. End effectors and process design determine what it can actually do.
Image: JAKA Robotics
CommercialAUBO Robotics
A collaborative robot arm for manufacturing cells requiring a longer working reach. AUBO presents i10 applications including metal-frame welding and automotive window gluing. Its usefulness comes from the complete process package, rather than the arm alone.
Image: AUBO Robotics
CommercialSIASUN
A higher-payload collaborative arm in SIASUN’s DUCO range. The manufacturer positions it for work including picking, loading, assembly, fastening and welding. It combines a long reach with teaching, force-sensing and vision integration options for engineered production cells.
Image: SIASUN
DeployedGausium
A compact commercial floor-cleaning robot that supports vacuuming, sweeping, scrubbing and dust mopping. It handles scheduled cleaning routes in small and midsize facilities while cleaners focus on preparation, detail work and maintaining hygiene standards.
Image: Gausium
DeployedHai Robotics
An autonomous case-handling robot for moving totes and cartons between warehouse shelving and picking workstations. The A42 family combines mobile navigation with a vertical handling mechanism, bringing stored containers into a goods-to-person workflow.
Image: Hai Robotics
CommercialUBTECH Robotics
An industrial humanoid for defined factory handling workflows. UBTECH’s design combines two arms, bipedal movement and an autonomous battery-swap system. Its promise is working within human-oriented production layouts, but task reliability and recovery still need validation in each deployment.
Image: UBTECH Robotics
CommercialAGIBOT
A wheeled dual-arm robot designed for flexible manufacturing tasks such as grabbing, placing, transporting and plugging components. Its mobile base and adjustable torso let teams combine handling and movement within a configured factory workflow.
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CommercialYaskawa
A compact six-axis industrial arm for repeatable assembly and handling work. The GP8 combines an 8 kg payload with a small installation footprint and can use YRC1000 or YRC1000micro controllers. It fits production cells where parts must be moved precisely between machines, fixtures and packaging stations.
Image: Yaskawa
CommercialKawasaki Robotics
A six-axis industrial robot for compact handling and assembly cells. Its 7 kg payload and 730 mm reach suit small components, machine loading and repeatable transfer tasks. The cantilevered arm gives access around nearby fixtures, while the application still depends on the end effector and cell design.
Image: Kawasaki Robotics
CommercialDENSO Robotics
A collaborative robot family for assembly, inspection and component handling. The 900 and 1300 models offer 6 kg and 12 kg payloads respectively, with direct teaching and integrated control of compatible vision and peripherals. Application safety settings govern how people and the robot share the workstation.
Image: DENSO Robotics
CommercialEpson
A compact SCARA robot family for fast, repeatable small-parts assembly and transfer. GX4 models handle up to 4 kg and are offered with different arm lengths and mounting arrangements. Vision, feeding and force-guidance options can extend the robot’s role within an engineered workcell.
Image: Epson
CommercialOMRON
An autonomous mobile robot that transports loads of up to 250 kg between storage, production lines and workstations. It navigates using features of the building rather than floor tape or magnets. Top modules and fleet software determine how it collects, carries and hands over material.
Image: OMRON
CommercialMitsubishi Electric
A family of vertically articulated industrial arms, including RV-8CRL and RV-12CRL, for loading, unloading and general handling. Compact bodies and internal services help integration into workcells. Available vision, force-sensing and safety options must be matched to the specific model and task.
Image: Mitsubishi Electric
CommercialRainbow Robotics
A 5 kg-class collaborative robot for small and medium production tasks. Rainbow lists assembly, inspection, transfer and machine tending applications across electronics, components and packaging. Tablet teaching and configurable peripherals help adapt the arm to a specific workstation.
Image: Rainbow Robotics
CommercialHanwha Robotics
A six-axis collaborative arm with a 12 kg payload and 1,300 mm working reach. Hanwha positions HCR-12A for heavier repetitive work in automotive production, metal processing and logistics. Suitable applications include machine tending and transferring parts with the appropriate tooling.
Image: Hanwha Robotics
CommercialLionsBot
A compact commercial floor-cleaning robot designed for corridors and smaller shared spaces. It scrubs floors, collects debris and can use an optional refuel station for charging and water handling. Cleaning schedules and reports are managed through the LionsBot software ecosystem.
Image: LionsBot
CommercialAti Robotics
An autonomous industrial tugger for moving heavy trolley trains between workstations, warehouses and buildings. Ati Robotics, formerly Ati Motors, was founded in Bengaluru and retains Indian engineering operations. Sherpa 10K is offered for indoor and outdoor material movement using natural navigation.
Image: Ati Robotics
CommercialNachi
A compact six-axis industrial arm for repetitive production work. The MZ07 family supports parts handling, assembly, machine tending and dispensing. It becomes useful through the surrounding fixtures, gripper and programmed process; the arm itself is a component of an engineered production cell rather than a complete autonomous worker.
Image: Nachi Robotics
CommercialHD Hyundai Robotics
A six-axis industrial robot for loading, unloading and assembly operations. The HH020 also supports alignment and press-related handling. Its value is in repeatable movement within a configured production cell, with tooling and process controls selected for the job. It is not a general-purpose mobile robot.
Image: HD Hyundai RoboticsWorldwide scope, curated coverage: this is a growing directory, not a claim to list every robot or serve every market. Capabilities and deployments are vendor-reported, with primary evidence in each profile. Photographs and product renders are credited to their sources; configurations may differ from the image.