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Robot Manufacturers A–Z — Full Company Index
Alphabetical index of 260 robot manufacturers from 24 countries and 343 models: humanoids, cobots, AMRs, service robots.
Key facts
- Manufacturer profiles260
- With a described model182
- Models in the catalogue378
- Models available in Poland117
- Data as of9 October 2026
The A–Z manufacturer index is the full list of companies that have their own page on Robolupa: 260 profiles from 24 countries and territories, plus one joint Korean-American entry. 181 of them have at least one described model, 343 models in total (as of 9 October 2026, n = 343). The other 79 profiles are companies, institutes and universities without a robot page but with a description that helps explain the ecosystem. The index is meant for alphabetical browsing; if you are after a specific region, pick the Chinese, American, European, Polish or Japanese-Korean hub.
The geographic mix is heavily concentrated. Five countries — the US (58), China (57), Poland (39), Japan (26) and Germany (14) — account for 194 profiles, or 75% of the index. The rest are a few dozen firms from France, Korea, Switzerland, Canada, Denmark and more than a dozen other countries. A few brands appear twice (AgiBot, EngineAI and ROBOTERA among them): the database keeps them apart where sources give different names for the same company. The newest profiles include Kärcher, Husqvarna Group and AgXeed, added shortly after Clearpath Robotics, Hypershell and Roborock.
The most extensive catalogues belong to Unitree Robotics (14 models), KUKA (10), Doosan Robotics (10), Universal Robots (9), Pudu Robotics (9) and Techman Robot (8). By category the index looks like this: humanoids 104 models (30%), cobots 75, service robots 43 and AMRs 32. 263 of 343 models (77%) are on sale, but of the 104 humanoids only 49 are. That comparison shows well how different the models behind a single "robot" label can be.
The index has 25 sections. The most profiles begin with S (28) and A (26), followed by H (17) and E and R (16 each); the letters J and V have one each. Names starting with a digit go into the "#" section.
How to read the model counts: they cover only models whose description meets our minimum completeness requirements, so they are not a firm's full range. Several variants of one robot are sometimes described as a single model (as with the Unitree Go2 in its Air, Pro and EDU versions), which lowers the count on the manufacturer's side.
For a reader in Poland the index offers several practical cross-sections. 100 of 343 models (29%) are flagged as available in Poland, and models from 28 manufacturers have a named Polish seller in the database. A USD price is given for 98 models (29%) and a zloty price for 118 (34%); where both are missing, a request for quotation remains, which we describe in “How to Buy a Cobot Step by Step”. The founding year is known for only some of the firms; among them, more were founded before 2000 than in 2020 or later. Sensible entry points are the categories “Humanoid robots”, cobots and service robots and the article “How to Read a Robot Datasheet”.
Full list of manufacturers (260)
Every entry of the collection with links to the pages on this site.
Frequently asked questions
How many robot manufacturers are in the Robolupa index?
260 profiles from 24 countries and territories, plus one joint Korean-American entry. 181 of them have a described model, 343 models in total. Some brands have two profiles.
Which countries have the most manufacturers?
The US (58), China (57), Poland (39), Japan (26) and Germany (14). Together that is 75% of all profiles.
Which manufacturers have the most models?
Unitree (14), KUKA (10), Doosan Robotics (10), Universal Robots and Pudu Robotics (9 each), followed by Techman (8).
How do I find a manufacturer with a seller in Poland?
In the database models from 28 manufacturers have a named Polish seller, and 100 of 343 models are flagged as available in Poland. Details are on the manufacturer and robot pages.
Where this list comes from
The collection is generated from the Robolupa catalogue by a fixed criterion described in the introduction and changes with the data. Prices in zloty come from Polish shops or are converted from foreign currencies (marked with an asterisk). How data are collected and checked is described on the page Methodology.
About the authors
A chief engineer by profession (technical head of a ship's machinery plant, licensed). Sets the site's editorial rules and is responsible for them; he does not read every page before publication.
Texts are prepared by the editorial team using AI tools. We compare data with primary sources on a sample basis, not page by page. Our rules are described here: How we check · About us