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Robots available in Poland — 158 models with local sellers
158 robot models with a seller or distributor in Poland: cobots, robot vacuums, mowers and window cleaners. And what about humanoids?
Key facts
- Models in the catalogue158
- Manufacturers43
- Price range394 PLN (≈ EUR 90 at NBP rate 4.3641 of 21 October 2026) – 439,000 PLN (≈ EUR 100,590) (105 models with a price)
- Available in Poland158 of 158
- Data as of10 October 2026
In the Robolupa database 158 of 405 described models (39 per cent) are marked “available in Poland” and have at least one named Polish seller or distributor. They come from 43 manufacturers. The criterion is strict: the Poland availability flag plus an entry for a Polish company. Four models carry the flag but no named company, and we have left them off the list.
The distribution is lopsided, which is the most interesting finding. As many as 45 of the 158 are cobots (60 per cent of all 75 cobots in the database), because industrial brands have spent years building distributor and integrator networks in Poland: Doosan (10 models), KUKA (10), Universal Robots (9), Techman (6 of 8 in the database), FANUC (6) and Yaskawa (4). They also include two Chinese cobots with a Polish distributor: the AUBO i5 and the JAKA Zu 3. Quadrupeds fare similarly well at 10 of 16 (the newest is the Unitree As2). Humanoids, by contrast, number 7 of 104, or 7 per cent, and all of them come from one manufacturer, Unitree (Unitree Robotics). A Polish buyer can order the rest of the humanoid market today only from abroad or by approaching the company directly.
Next come robot vacuums and robotic mowers: every one of the 29 robot vacuums and 26 mowers in the database has a Polish seller — the makers' own shops (including Roborock, Dreame, ECOVACS, Husqvarna, GARDENA and STIGA) or retailers such as x-kom, MediaMarkt, Komputronik, Robopunkt and Castorama (see robot vacuums and robot lawn mowers). Every one of the 10 window-cleaning robots has a Polish seller too (window-cleaning robots). The remainder is 13 service robots (Pudu, Keenon and, more recently, Gausium and the Kärcher KIRA B 50), 7 AMR mobile robots (AGILOX and KUKA), 6 educational, 2 home robots, 2 Hypershell exoskeletons (including the Hypershell X Pro) and the FarmDroid FD20 field robot. By manufacturer, Unitree Robotics leads with 13 entries, followed by KUKA, Doosan Robotics and Universal Robots.
Availability does not mean stock on the shelf. Among the online shops named in the database, the most frequent are x-kom (21 models), Delta Robots (9) and Botland (7), with others including Komputronik, Allegro and Ceneo. For industrial robots (Doosan, UR or FANUC cobots) the price is usually not public and depends on the configuration, so 105 of the 158 models have a zloty price in the database. Those 105 range from 394.49 PLN (≈ EUR 90) to 439,000 PLN (≈ EUR 100,590) with a median of 4,299 PLN (≈ EUR 985). By price class: 74 models up to 20,000 PLN (≈ EUR 4,580) (29 robot vacuums, 25 robotic mowers and 10 window cleaners among them), 18 between 20,000 and 100,000 PLN (≈ EUR 22,910) and 13 between 100,000 and 500,000 PLN (≈ EUR 114,570). Many of these prices are conversions at 3.8762 PLN per USD and 4.3770 PLN per EUR as of 1 October 2026.
How to use this. Start with the category and your budget, then open the model page: it shows the sellers, the price date and the status. Companies only now weighing a cobot will find the whole process in “How to Buy a Cobot Step by Step”, and we write about one of the most widely represented brands in “Doosan Robotics: Cobots from the Korean Maker in Poland”. Schools should see “Educational Robots for Schools and Universities”, humanoid buyers “Unitree H1, G1, R1 and H2”. Also browse cobots and quadruped robots.
A caveat: the list shows who claims a presence in Poland according to the sources in the database, not current stock levels. Before buying, ask the seller about lead time, warranty and service.
Full list of models (158)
Every entry of the collection with links to the pages on this site.
* price converted from a foreign currency; the rate and date are in the tooltip and on the model page.
Frequently asked questions
Which humanoid robots can I buy from a Polish seller?
In the database 7 of 104 humanoids, all from Unitree: the R1 (R1, R1 EDU and the R1 Air), the G1 (G1 and EDU), the H1 and the H2. Other brands are imported from abroad today.
How do you know a robot is available in Poland?
A model makes the list when it has the Poland availability flag and an entry for at least one Polish seller or distributor. This is a statement from the sources in the database, not a stock guarantee, so ask about lead time before buying.
Why do only 105 of the 158 models have a price?
For industrial robots such as Doosan, UR, FANUC or Techman cobots the price usually depends on the configuration and is not public. For 105 models we have a zloty price, ranging from 394.49 to 439,000 PLN (≈ EUR 100,590) (median 4,299 PLN (≈ EUR 985)).
Where are these robots most often sold?
Among the online shops named in the database, the most frequent are x-kom (21 models), Delta Robots (9) and Botland (7); robot vacuums and mowers are also sold by the makers' own shops, such as Roborock, Dreame, Husqvarna and STIGA. Industrial robots are usually bought through distributors and integrators.
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
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