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Robot rankings 2026 for Poland

Which robots are the best in their category? Rankings for the Polish market with disclosed criteria, a reason for every place, prices in PLN and EUR and availability in Poland.

How our rankings are made

Robolupa rankings are built on disclosed criteria and weights, and every position comes with a short rationale. We do not sort models by popularity or by manufacturers' advertising budgets. What counts is price and availability in Poland, the completeness and reliability of the technical data, motion and manipulation capability, product maturity (status and time on the market) and developer support.

The rankings cover all the main categories of the catalogue: humanoid robots, cobots, quadruped robots, service robots, home robots, educational robots, exoskeletons, mobile robots and specialist robots. For categories with few described models we show an overview without scoring, so we do not pretend to a precision the data cannot give.

A score is not a verdict of “good” or “bad”; it summarises how a model compares with the others under the stated weights. That is why every ranking publishes its criteria table, the update date and the authors. When the price, status or availability of a model changes, we refresh the ranking. The full rules are on the methodology page, and prices are in the price index.

  • 12 modelseditorial

    Humanoid Robots Ranking 2026

    At the top: LimX Oli (CL-3)

    The humanoid robot market in 2026 is, above all, a market of announcements.

  • 12 modelseditorial

    Cobot (Collaborative Robot) Ranking 2026

    At the top: UR20

    Unlike humanoids, cobots (collaborative robots that work beside people without a safety cage) are a mature segment that has been a real presence on Polish production lines for years.

  • Unitree Go2 (Air/Pro/EDU)
    12 modelseditorial

    Quadruped Robots Ranking 2026

    At the top: Unitree Go2 (Air/Pro/EDU)

    Quadruped robots are today the most stratified segment of mobile robotics. At one end of the scale sits the Unitree Go2 at USD 1,600, available in Polish online shops; at the other, military platforms in the class of the Ghost Robotics Vision 60 at USD 150,000, sold only to governments and agencies.

  • SO-101 (LeRobot / TheRobotStudio)
    13 modelseditorial

    Educational Robots Ranking 2026

    At the top: SO-101 (LeRobot / TheRobotStudio)

    Educational robots are the only category in this ranking series where the budget of a school or an individual student really decides the choice more than raw technical specification, which is why we put price and availability first among the criteria weights.

  • AGILOX ONE
    10 modelseditorial

    AMR Mobile Robot Ranking 2026

    At the top: AGILOX ONE

    AMR mobile robots carry pallets, carts and totes with no tape on the floor and no driver.

  • Unitree G1 (Standard)
    9 modelseditorial

    Humanoid Robots Under USD 20,000 Ranking (2026)

    At the top: Unitree G1 (Standard)

    Only a handful of humanoids can be bought today for under USD 10,000, too few for a credible ranking, so we raised the threshold to USD 20,000.

How we calculate it. We compile our rankings using transparent criteria and weights, in line with the EU Omnibus Directive and the guidance of Poland's consumer protection authority (UOKiK). The table below shows the weight of each criterion.