Universal Robots
UR3e
Cobots · Assembly
Universal Robots UR3e is a robot for assembly and education.
International
Assembly · Education
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Category
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Cobots are flexible robot arms for manufacturing, assembly, packaging and machine tending. They are mainly interesting when repetitive work can be clearly delineated.
- 24 models in the directory
- 15 suppliers
- 3 applications
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Cobots in the directory
Market status, application and supplier per model. Confirm availability and deployment form with a supplier.
Doosan Robotics
A-serie
Cobots · Pick and place
Compact and fast cobot series with 5 and 9 kg payload, also with a force sensor or as a food-grade version.
International
Pick and place · Assembly
Lease not confirmed
Universal Robots
UR10e
Cobots · Machine tending
Collaborative robot arm commonly used for manufacturing, packaging and machine tending.
Netherlands
Machine tending · Packaging
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Doosan Robotics
M-serie
Cobots · Machine tending
Doosan's flagship cobot series with six torque sensors, for 6 to 15 kg and tasks where force control matters.
International
Machine tending · Assembly
Lease not confirmed
Universal Robots
UR5e
Cobots · Machine tending
Universal Robots UR5e is a robot for machine tending and assembly.
International
Machine tending · Assembly
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Doosan Robotics
H-serie
Cobots · Palletising
Cobots for heavy loads up to 25 kg and a long reach, with torque sensors for safe work alongside people.
International
Palletising · Heavy handling
Lease not confirmed
Universal Robots
UR16e
Cobots · Palletising
Universal Robots UR16e is a robot for palletising and machine tending.
International
Palletising · Machine tending
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Doosan Robotics
P3020
Cobots · Palletising
Cobot built specifically for palletising, with 30 kg payload and a reach of more than 2 metres.
International
Palletising · End-of-line
Lease not confirmed
Universal Robots
UR20
Cobots · Palletising
Universal Robots UR20 is a robot for palletising and welding.
International
Palletising · Welding
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Doosan Robotics
E0509
Cobots · Food service
Cobot that, according to Doosan, is designed specifically for food and beverage, with an emphasis on hygiene.
International
Food service · Kitchen automation
Lease not confirmed
Universal Robots
UR30
Cobots · Palletising
Universal Robots UR30 is a robot for palletising and heavy handling.
International
Palletising · Heavy handling
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Yaskawa
HC-serie
Cobots · Palletising
Industrial cobots from Yaskawa from 10 to 30 kg, with hand guiding and versions for palletising.
International
Palletising · Machine tending
Lease not confirmed
ABB
GoFa
Cobots · Assembly
ABB GoFa is a robot for assembly and machine tending.
International
Assembly · Machine tending
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Rainbow Robotics
RB-serie
Cobots · Assembly
Broad cobot series from 3 to 30 kg payload, with components developed in-house.
International
Assembly · Machine tending
Lease not confirmed
ABB
SWIFTI
Cobots · Industry
ABB SWIFTI is a robot for industry and handling.
International
Industry · Handling
Lease not confirmed
FANUC
CRX-10iA
Cobots · Assembly
FANUC CRX-10iA is a robot for assembly and packaging.
International
Assembly · Packaging
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DOBOT
CR10
Cobots · Palletising
DOBOT CR10 is a robot for palletising and machine tending.
International
Palletising · Machine tending
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Techman Robot
TM12
Cobots · Inspection
Techman Robot TM12 is a robot for inspection and assembly.
International
Inspection · Assembly
Lease not confirmed
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Techman Robot
TM S-serie
Cobots · Assembly
Series of collaborative robot arms from 3 to 30 kg payload, all with a built-in camera and AI vision for inspection and positioning.
International
Assembly · Inspection
Lease not confirmed
KUKA
LBR iisy
Cobots · Assembly
KUKA LBR iisy is a robot for assembly and machine tending.
International
Assembly · Machine tending
Lease not confirmed
NEURA Robotics
LARA
Cobots · Assembly
NEURA Robotics LARA is a robot for assembly and machine tending.
International
Assembly · Machine tending
Lease not confirmed
Universal Robots
UR15
Cobots · Machine tending
Fast cobot for material handling and machine tending with a 15 kg standard payload.
International
Machine tending · Material handling
Lease not confirmed
FANUC
CRX
Cobots · Assembly
Robust cobot range for industrial automation.
Netherlands
Assembly · Palletising
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Franka Robotics
Research 3
Cobots · Robotics research
Precision robot arm for robotics research and AI development in labs.
Europe
Robotics research · AI development
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Choosing
When do you choose cobots?
A good fit for
- SMEs and manufacturers with repetitive handling.
- Production cells where machine tending, handling or assembly recur.
- Companies that want to validate automation step by step.
What to look out for
- Gripper, fixturing, product variation and safety determine real feasibility.
- A cobot is not automatically safe; a risk analysis remains necessary.
- Look at integrator experience, training and changeover time, not only the robot arm.
Lease or rental
Cobot lease can be interesting for pilots or temporary capacity, but the total solution often consists of robot arm, tooling, software, safety and integration.
Learn more about robot leasing, rental and RaaSApplications
Where cobots are used
Start with the work: for each application you see which robots and suppliers fit.
Suppliers
Who supplies cobots?
- Peeters Robotic SolutionsNetherlands
- RoTrackNetherlands
- WiredWorkersPresent in the Netherlands
- ABB RoboticsInternational
- DOBOT RoboticsInternational
- Doosan RoboticsInternational
And 9 more suppliers in the supplier directory.
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Choices within cobots
- Cobot vs humanoidCobots are often more concretely deployable for well-defined production tasks. Humanoids are broader and more interesting as a market development, but usually less mature for direct use.
- Cobot vs industrial robotCobots are attractive because of their flexibility and relatively accessible application. Industrial robots more often suit higher speed, guarding and heavy production.
- Leasing vs buying a robotLeasing and buying are not a purely financial choice. Service, risk, term, implementation and technology development weigh at least as heavily.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers
Exact deployment and costs depend on supplier, location, term and service level.
Can cobots be leased directly?
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Does Robotleasen show prices?
Only if a supplier makes them public. Costs depend on version, term and service; ask a supplier for a quote.
Advice
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