Robots for business
Cobot arms for the shop floor, scrubbers for the night shift, trays that carry themselves and humanoids still in pilots. The directories carry each maker's published figures with a link to the source; the guides cover what to check before you buy, lease or put one next to your staff.
Guides
- Collaborative robotsPayload, reach, cycle time, grippers, payback and the ISO 10218 risk assessment every cobot needs
- Cleaning robotsRobotic scrubbers and vacuums: which buildings suit them, specs, trials and hidden costs
- Delivery and serving robotsTrays, aisles, elevators and staff: when an indoor delivery robot pays for itself
- Warehouse robotsPicking AMRs, goods-to-person, AGVs and AS/RS, plus WMS integration and mobile robot standards
- Security robotsPatrol robots against cameras and guards, plus the recording and biometric laws to check
- Humanoid robotsA sober look at humanoids in 2026: run a contained pilot, not a purchase
- Robotic mowersBoundary wire against RTK GPS, area and slope ratings, anti-theft and fleet costs
- DronesFAA Part 107 certificate, registration, Remote ID and LAANC airspace approval for business flights
- Robots as a serviceSubscription pricing, what the fee should include, and the contract terms to check before signing
- Robot safetyISO 10218 (2025), ANSI/A3 R15.06, ISO/TS 15066 and how OSHA applies to robot cells
Talk to someone who sells them
Most of this equipment is sold through integrators and dealers who survey the site first. Tell us what you are trying to do and where, and we will pass it to one serving your area.