Dobot (Shenzhen Yuejiang Technology)
Dobot Nova 5
- 5 kgpayload
- 6 DOFdegrees of freedom
- —price
The Nova series is Dobot's entry into commercial, not just educational, cobots, and the Nova 2 is its smallest and lightest member: 11 kg of its own weight, a 2 kg payload and a 625 mm reach. A repeatability of ±0.05 mm and a maximum tool speed of 1.6 m/s place it among compact arms for light assembly automation, where a small footprint on the work table matters more than maximum load.
Six degrees of freedom provide full spatial orientation of the gripper, something the cheaper four-axis Dobot models such as the MG400 lack. The manufacturer publishes no list price for the Nova 2; a quote is available only on request at sales@dobot-robots.com, which makes a direct comparison with competitors in the same weight class, such as the Doosan A0509 or smaller Universal Robots models, harder, though those also rarely publish list prices.
There is no confirmed availability in Poland and no information on an authorized distributor. The Nova 2 is a sensible candidate for integrators looking for a compact cobot for low-payload tasks, provided they accept a request-for-quotation process instead of a ready price list.
Data from manufacturer datasheets and product pages; median over the models of this category in the database.
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Purchase: there is no public price. The manufacturer quotes the Nova 2 only on request, and our catalog contains no shop prices or amounts from a distributor. The only hint at the order of magnitude is the older sibling in the series: the Nova 5 at a foreign reseller costs from a few thousand euros net, but carrying that over to the Nova 2 would be guesswork, so get a quote from the manufacturer.
Running costs: a cobot draws little power, so the electricity bill is negligible. As an estimate, the larger costs are the gripper, camera, mounting and guarding resulting from a risk assessment; the manufacturer does not state them. For accessories, manufacturers such as Robotiq and OnRobot are useful.
Training: programming a cobot is usually quick (hand guiding), but the operator should learn safety principles; see “Robot Safety Standards”.
Funding: a business may consider Poland's robotization tax relief (ulga na robotyzację); the rules are described in the text “Poland's Robotization Tax Relief”. It is worth calculating the whole cost together with the gripper, integration and training.
No confirmed distributor in Poland
The Nova 2 is the smallest and lightest cobot in the commercial Nova series from Dobot: 11 kg dead weight, 2 kg payload, 625 mm reach, six degrees of freedom and ±0.05 mm repeatability. Maximum tool speed is 1.6 m/s. It is a compact arm for light automation, where a small footprint on the table matters more than a large payload.
The robot is meant for stations with small subassemblies or small parts to be packed into boxes. Six axes give full gripper orientation, so the arm can take a part from a tray, turn it in space and fit it into a housing. The manufacturer points to compact production automation as the application: assembling light parts, feeding workpieces, moving small items.
The Nova 2 fits a factory (factory) in its "small hall, small parts" version, a laboratory (lab), and integrators' demonstration stations. You'd use it where a worker repeats the same motion thousands of times a day. With a 2 kg payload, remember that the gripper counts toward that figure; the article “How to Read a Robot Datasheet” explains this practical detail.
Compared with the four-axis Dobot MG400, the Nova 2 offers full gripper orientation and a higher maximum speed. It is not a robot for heavy tasks: for bigger loads, look at the Dobot Nova 5. A general introduction to this class is in the text “What Is a Cobot and How Does It Differ from an Industrial Robot”, and an overview of the whole category in cobots.
Yes: for integrators looking for a small cobot for light assembly, machine tending and stations with limited space. Yes: for companies that accept "on request" pricing; the price is available after contacting the manufacturer (sales@dobot-robots.com), with no public price list. Yes: for labs and training centers that want to show a real cobot in a small area.
No: for plants that move heavier parts; 2 kg including the gripper is enough for small components but not for typical sheet-metal parts. No: for Polish companies that need a local service network and distributor; we have no confirmed availability in Poland or an authorized partner for the Nova 2. No: for off-the-shelf purchases, because without a list price it is hard to compare offers.
We describe choosing a cobot step by step in the article “How to Buy a Cobot Step by Step”.
There is also no confirmed Nova 2 distributor in Poland, so we can't point to any Polish plant using this model.
In the cobot category in Poland, the best-documented robots are those with local support, as the article “Doosan Robotics: Cobots from the Korean Maker in Poland” and the text on the “FANUC CRX: The Cobot Series with 8 Years of Zero Maintenance” series explain. You can find integrators who can price the import and commissioning in the integrators section.
Dobot Nova 5: the bigger sibling from the same series: 5 kg payload and 850 mm reach; choose it when 2 kg is too little and you want to keep the same brand and programming platform.
Doosan A0509: a cobot with a 5 kg payload and 900 mm reach, with a local distributor in Poland; for companies that care about domestic service, a strong argument.
UR3e: the smallest of the Universal Robots family, a classic in small assembly stations; a broad ecosystem of accessories and integrators.
FANUC CRX-5iA: a Fanuc cobot in a similar class; a proven industrial manufacturer, though usually in a different price bracket.
JAKA Zu 7: a compact cobot for those comparing offers in a similar class who want to line up several options from one market. It is worth comparing each of these options on the same scope of delivery: gripper, controller, licenses and training change the total more than the arm itself.
Dobot (Shenzhen Yuejiang Technology)
The Nova series is how Dobot entered the commercial cobot segment; before that the company was known mainly for educational arms such as the Dobot Magician. The Nova 2 is the smallest model in this family, alongside the larger Dobot Nova 5.
Sources give neither an exact launch date nor a list of later versions; the Nova 2 is the entry level of the commercial line, with ±0.05 mm repeatability and a 625 mm reach.
No. The manufacturer Dobot (China) names no Polish shop or official distributor for the Dobot Nova 2; enquiries go through the manufacturer's website (dobot-robots.com). Confirm service in Poland before buying.
2 kg, with a reach of 625 mm and a dead weight of 11 kg.
The manufacturer does not publish a price; a quote is available only on commercial request.
The Nova 2 has 6 degrees of freedom versus 4 on the MG400 and a higher maximum speed (1.6 m/s), giving fuller gripper orientation at the cost of larger dimensions.
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