The best cobot depends on the process you want to automate with it. Each cobot has its own specialties, from built-in vision to high sensitivity. By studying the process and analysing the bottlenecks, you can determine which cobot is most suitable.

A cobot costs a minimum of €11,900 and a maximum of €39,950. The total cost depends on the complexity. On average, a fully integrated and operational collaborative robot costs one year’s salary of a production worker. 

Cobots are used in production companies to take over boring, monotonous or repetitive work from people, or to support people with these tasks.

The Franka Emika Panda has a range of 855 millimeters from the foot measured. The maximum height that the cobot can reach by stretching vertically is 1190 millimetres from the foot.

The payload of a cobot differs per type of cobot. The Franka Emika Panda used by us has a load capacity of three kilograms excluding the gripper.

The range of a cobot differs. The smallest cobot has a reach of 500 mm, the largest cobot has a reach of 1100 mm.

The speed of a cobot is a maximum of 250 mm per second.

The cobots are maintenance free, yet it is advisable to pay attention to your new employee for time to time. For example, a software update should be carried out or you can check whether the positioning and calibration are still optimal.