Buying guide
Can you plan a complete robotics solution?
Yes. Start with the task and conditions at your site. We help compare equipment, define a pilot and plan deployment, training and support. The proposal sets out the scope and responsibilities.
How we plan a robotics project ↗Why
W—ROBOTICS
One accountable partner from shortlist to daily operations.
01 / Find your fit
Find the robots
for your task.
Answer 5 questions to get a robot shortlist for your task.

PUDU FlashBot Max
Secure room deliveries with adjustable compartments and building-specific elevator integration.
- Per compartment
- 10 kg
- Compartments
- 2–4

OTTO 600
Move loads up to 600 kg through production routes with a 700 mm-wide mobile base.
- Total load
- 600 kg
- Body width
- 700 mm

PUDU CC1 Pro
Four cleaning modes with stain detection and a rear camera that checks the cleaned floor.
- Full coverage
- 700–1,000 m²/h
- Clean / waste
- 15 / 15 L

Echo Show 8 + Alexa Smart Properties
An in-room voice and touch interface for hotel information and configured guest-service requests.
- Display
- 8 in
- Interaction
- Voice + touch

Bear Robotics Servi Plus
Carry meals and used dishes on up to four trays, with a 40 kg total payload and compact turning footprint.
- Payload
- 40 kg
- Runtime
- 10–12 h

AutoStore R5 Pro / R5+ Pro
Retrieve 30 kg storage bins from an AutoStore grid for goods-to-person picking.
- Bin contents
- 30 kg
- Grid speed
- 3.1 m/s

Geek+ P800R
Bring loaded storage shelves to picking stations with a 1,000 kg lifting AMR.
- Payload
- 1,000 kg
- Loaded speed
- 2 m/s

HaiPick System 3
Combine high-bay tote retrieval with fast AMR transport to picking workstations.
- Tote capacity
- 50 kg
- Storage height
- Up to 12 m

Gausium Phantas
Compact four-mode floor care for tighter commercial spaces, with a 650 mm minimum passage.
- Cleaning modes
- 4
- Min. passage
- 65 cm

KEENON Robotics BUTLERBOT W3
Closed-compartment hotel deliveries, with up to four destinations per run and configured elevator access.
- Payload
- 20 kg
- Compartments
- Up to 4

PUDU T300 Standard / Lifting
Move up to 300 kg between workstations, with the load interface chosen for your material flow.
- Rated payload
- 300 kg
- Standard passage
- 60 cm

Brightpick Autopicker 2.0
Pick items directly in storage aisles and route exceptions to a staffed workstation.
- Runtime
- Up to 12 h
- Picking
- In-aisle
03 / Catalog
Find by robot type.
All products
Explore the catalog
Cleaning
27 products
Delivery & serving
14 products
Movers & material handling
16 products
Industrial arms & cobots
7 products
Customer service
5 products
Security & inspection
12 products
Solar & facade cleaning
5 products
Humanoids
24 products
Rovers & mobile robots
18 products
Smart room & voice assistant
2 products
Smart vending
2 products
Food & beverage automation
3 products
Stationary automation
12 products
Aerial robots & drones
2 productsSolutions by task
Start with your operation.
Commercial cleaning
Floors, building facades and solar panels.
Explore solutions ↗02Warehouse & logistics
Move goods, handle pallets and connect warehouse workflows.
Explore solutions ↗03Delivery & hospitality
Room delivery, table service and customer assistance.
Explore solutions ↗04Industrial automation
Manipulation, welding and palletizing around your production task.
Explore solutions ↗05Food & beverage
Food preparation, robotic coffee and unattended retail.
Explore solutions ↗06Research & advanced robotics
Humanoids, quadrupeds and platforms for education and development.
Explore solutions ↗04 / Industries
Start with the job,
not the machine.
Robotics packages designed around workflows, sites and measurable operational outcomes.
Explore solutions for your industry
Retail
Hospitality
Warehousing
05 / Field notes
Evidence before
the equipment.
Inside the selection guide
Define what your robot pilot must prove.
Pilot design, baseline metrics and the decision gates that matter.
Read this chapter →Inside the selection guide
Purchase, rental or RaaS: choosing the right commercial model.
A practical framework for capex, short projects and ongoing operations.
Read this chapter →Project planning