Robots on Sale — 325 Models You Can Buy Today

This page gathers the robots that, according to the Robolupa database, can be bought or ordered from the manufacturer or a distributor. There are 325 of them — 80% of the 405 models that passed our data-completeness check — made by 144 manufacturers. We count entries per variant, so the figure is not the number of product families: Unitree Robotics alone has 14 entries here because the G1 and R1 come in several versions (EDU and others).

The mix is clearly lopsided. The largest group is collaborative robots, or cobots: 74 entries (23%). Next come humanoid robots with 49 (15%), service robots (38), robot vacuums (29), mobile AMRs (27), robotic mowers (26), educational robots (17), quadrupeds (14), exoskeletons (13), home robots (12) and window-cleaning robots (10). The deepest catalogues belong to Unitree (14), Doosan Robotics and KUKA (10 each), Universal Robots (9), Pudu and Techman (8 each) and FANUC (6). By the manufacturer's home country, China leads with 144 entries (44%), ahead of the US (40), Germany (27), Japan (20), and South Korea and Denmark (16 each).

Prices are the weakest part of the data. Only 85 of the 325 entries (26%) have a published US-dollar price. Medians on that sample: cobot USD 33,500 (n = 10 of 74), humanoid USD 31,925 (n = 24 of 49, ranging from USD 1,402 for the Noetix Bumi to USD 150,000 for the Rainbow Robotics RB-Y1), quadruped USD 41,500 (n = 12 of 14), service robot USD 16,000 (n = 15 of 38), home robot USD 279 (n = 11 of 12). For AMRs a price is given in just one of 27 cases, so you will almost always need a quote. Robotic mowers, robot vacuums and window cleaners have no dollar prices here, but all of them carry a zloty price from a Polish shop (mowers from 1,792 to 99,990 PLN (≈ EUR 22,910), vacuums from 549 to 7,299 PLN (≈ EUR 1,670), window cleaners from 394.49 to 2,499 PLN (≈ EUR 575)). Medians drawn from a dozen observations show an order of magnitude, not a price list; they also mix list, shop and indicative prices converted to dollars.

For a reader in Poland, the question of who will sell and service the robot often matters more. We flag 160 entries (49%) as available in Poland, we have no information for 101, and 86 models carry a zloty price taken directly from a Polish seller's offer (not converted from dollars or euros) — 65 of them robot vacuums, mowers and window cleaners (robot vacuums, robot lawn mowers, window-cleaning robots), and among the rest the Hypershell X Pro and Hypershell X Ultra exoskeletons and, among the newest entries, the Unitree As2 quadruped and the Kärcher KIRA B 50 cleaning robot. All seven humanoids available in the country come from Unitree (among them the Unitree G1, Unitree R1 and Unitree H2); other humanoid makers mostly sell outside the Polish channel today.

An on-sale status means the manufacturer states the robot is available; it guarantees neither delivery dates nor readiness for deployment. We also leave out on-sale entries whose specification data is incomplete.

How to use this? Start from a category, then narrow down to manufacturers present in Poland. Read the technical data alongside the guide “How to Read a Robot Datasheet”. For cobots, see “How to Buy a Cobot Step by Step” and the rules of the “Poland's Robotization Tax Relief”; for pricier humanoids, work out total cost with “Humanoid Robot TCO: How to Calculate Total Cost”. The makers with the broadest ranges are covered on the Universal Robots and Doosan Robotics pages.