Polish Robot Manufacturers and Robotics Companies — Industry Map

The Polish hub gathers 39 profiles of companies based in Poland, but only 3 of them have a described model in the database: Clone Robotics (2), MAB Robotics Sp. z o.o. (1) and InPost S.A. (1, the Robomat), 4 models in total (as of 2 October 2026, n = 4). The remaining 36 profiles are companies that do not yet have a page for a specific robot. This hub is therefore first of all a map of the Polish ecosystem rather than a model catalogue, and should be read that way.

Going by the descriptions in the database, the companies fall into several groups. The largest have 6 profiles each: makers of mobile robots and platforms — Hetbot, Inovatica, WObit, Husarion, VersaBox and AIUT — and firms working on software, vision and AI, among them Antmicro. There are 4 integrators and distributors (such as ASTOR, which operates in Poland as a distributor of Kawasaki and Epson) and 4 rehabilitation and medical firms, among them EGZOTech. Then come space companies (4), drones and defence (3), education (2) and gesture controllers (2). The grouping is editorial, so some firms would fit into two groups.

The geography is concentrated. Of 33 profiles with a stated city, 8 are in Warsaw, 6 in Kraków, 5 in Wrocław and 4 in Gliwice; together that is 23 profiles, or 70%. For 6 profiles the city has not been established. A founding year is given for only 13 firms, and 5 of them were founded in 2020 or later. Two companies in the hub are listed on a stock exchange: Scanway on the Warsaw exchange (GPW) and InPost on Euronext Amsterdam. We do not compare company size: headcount is recorded for only two of the 39 profiles, so a size ranking would be arbitrary.

What about availability? Two of the four models are flagged as available in Poland: the quadruped from MAB Robotics (MAB Robotics Honey Badger 4.0, sold directly by the maker) and the InPost Robomat. Both Clone Robotics models, Clone Alpha and Clone Protoclone, are prototypes. No Polish model has a price in the database, either in USD or in zloty, so no price comparison is possible here. Anyone buying a foreign robot usually ends up with a Polish distributor, and we keep that list separately.

Who is this hub for? For teams looking for a local partner or integrator, for students and researchers checking who builds robots in the country, and for editors and investors who want a quick view of the industry's make-up. The article “Polish Robotics Companies” gives the wider context, and Polish quadrupeds and humanoids can be set against foreign ones in the categories “Quadruped robots” and humanoid robots.