Robot applications
Start with the work, not the robot
Explore where business robots may support work. Browse relevant robot profiles by working environment and task, then check the recorded details with suppliers.
Choose a working environment
Where can robots add value?
Each overview brings together business context and relevant robot profiles.
HospitalityRobots in hospitality
Serving and hospitality robots can support routes, serving and internal delivery. Their value depends in part on predictable routes and good coordination with the team.
View relevant robots
WarehousingRobots in warehousing
Warehouse robots and AMRs are used for order picking, internal transport, fulfilment and goods flows. A business case starts with routes, volumes and process integration.
View relevant robotsManufacturingRobots in manufacturing
Cobots and industrial robot arms support machine tending, assembly, handling, packaging and quality inspection. The application matters more than the robot brand.
View relevant robots
HealthcareRobots in healthcare
Healthcare robots can support assistance, internal logistics, telepresence or social interaction. Begin with a small, clearly defined, people-centred use.
View relevant robotsCleaningCleaning robots for businesses
Cleaning robots support recurring floor care in offices, retail, education, healthcare and logistics. They are most useful on larger, predictable surfaces.
View relevant robots
EventsEvent robots for demonstrations and activations
Event robots are used for reception, demonstrations, trade fairs, showrooms and brand activations. A clear role, good supervision and reliable execution matter.
View relevant robotsStart with a task
Specific robot applications
From internal transport to floor care, explore robot technologies and profiles for a clearly defined work process.
IntralogisticsRobots for internal transport
Move bins, parts, materials and pallets between fixed points in a warehouse or production facility. Compare mobile robots by load, route, integrations and the space in which they must operate.View relevant robotsWarehousing and fulfilmentRobots for order picking
Automating order picking starts with the goods flow. Explore robots that bring goods to a picker, support picking routes or physically grasp products.View relevant robots
Manufacturing automationRobots for machine tending
A cobot or industrial robot can load workpieces into and remove them from a CNC machine, press or other production machine. Compare models by reach, payload, gripper and safety setup.View relevant robots
End of production lineRobots for palletising
Stacking boxes or packages is repetitive and physically demanding. Compare cobots and robot arms for palletising by load, reach, stacking pattern and line integration.View relevant robotsIndustrial floor careCleaning robots for warehouses and industrial halls
Warehouse floors call for a different approach than a small office. Explore autonomous scrubber and sweeper robots for larger halls, considering dust, obstacles, traffic routes and floor finish.View relevant robotsPractical orientation
A robot starts with a clearly defined task
First consider the route, environment, volume, safety and support. Then you can assess which robot type and supplier may fit.
Map the process and its bottlenecks
Check space, routes and safety
Compare service, integration and term
Start small and evaluate with the team
Not sure which application fits?
Explore the robot directory by application and review the recorded profile information.