ROBO-T1 (Robo-T)

Sold as Robo-T, the ROBO-T1 from the US company Robo Robotics is a teachable bimanual robot: two 6-DOF arms with two-finger grippers, an optional mobile base and a camera set that depends on the configuration. The pitch is less about hardware than about workflow.

The robot learns a task from a single demonstration, remote operators step in whenever it meets an edge case, and a skill mastered once is shared across the whole fleet. Typical jobs are pick-and-place, machine tending, kitting, packaging and inspection in industry and logistics.

Dimensions, weight, total degrees of freedom and runtime are not published, and figures found on third-party sites contradict each other. Pricing, by contrast, is unusually open: according to the maker's website robo.inc in October 2026, Robo-T starts at 12,000 US dollars, with the final price depending on mobility, grippers, cameras, software and fleet size; hourly billing is offered as an alternative and reservations are handled first come, first served.

The product is on sale, but no reference customers are named. A similar remote-supervision philosophy underpins the Reflex, there on a full-size wheeled humanoid.