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Robotics Listing 2026
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Click a header to sort. Verified live where a direct store exists (Unitree).
The catalogue
The right robot for you, with total confidence
R1
Light, customizable humanoid. The most accessible entry point.
See at Unitree →G1
Wide joint range, force-controlled hands. The most capable model at this price.
See at Unitree →H1
Industrial humanoid built for load and repetitive tasks — Unitree's top of range.
See at Unitree →Go2
Quadruped robot dog, wide-angle LiDAR, autonomous navigation.
See at Unitree →Figure 02 / 03
Industrial deployments announced (BMW), heavy funding. No direct sale yet.
Not yet availableOptimus
The best-funded project in the sector — consumer timeline unconfirmed.
Not yet availableWalker S
Hong Kong-listed, factory/logistics humanoid — deployed at Foxconn, NIO.
Not yet availableGR-2
Chinese humanoid for medical rehabilitation and research, sold B2B.
Not yet available4NE-1
Europe's fastest-rising home humanoid name — "cognitive AI robotics".
See at Neura →TALOS / ARI
Europe's oldest humanoid maker, sold mostly to academia and research.
Not yet availableAtlas
The most technical, oldest player — Korean-owned capital (Hyundai).
Not yet availableNEO
Built for the home from day one, not the factory — the only one on the market with a real monthly subscription instead of a flat purchase.
See at 1X →Apollo
Pilot deployments at Mercedes-Benz and GXO Logistics — logistics and material handling, not consumer-facing.
Not yet availablePhoenix
Canada's name in the sector — fine force-controlled hands, aimed at complex grasping tasks in warehouses.
Not yet availableA2
31 active degrees of freedom, hot-swappable batteries, 100+ unit fleet coordination — several awards at CES 2026.
Not yet availableCafé, hotel, restaurant
Already on the floor. Sold via distributor.
BellaBot
The sector's most recognizable service robot — trays, animated cat face.
See at Pudu →KettyBot
Multi-purpose: greeting, guidance, tray delivery.
See at Pudu →PuduBot 2
Next-gen floor delivery — the update to Pudu's original model.
See at Pudu →CC1
AI-native commercial floor scrubber, for the same customers.
See at Pudu →Reception & front desk
Greets, guides, never tires.
A2 — reception
Front desk, customer service, guidance — one of eight commercial applications already active for this bipedal model.
Not yet availableReception robot
Humanoid greeter for corporate lobbies, hotel halls and retail spaces — visitor guidance and appointment booking.
See at Reeman →Companions
Presence, not action.
LOVOT
A companion robot, not humanoid at all — built for affective presence.
See at GROOVE X →Aria
Expressive companion with a face driven by 17 motors — learns and remembers its user, three versions depending on budget.
See at Realbotix →Pepper
The world's best-known conversational robot — greeting, voice interaction. Production halted, but an installed base remains in Europe.
Production pausedRB humanoid platform
Korea's rising humanoid name — Samsung took a stake in its capital.
See at Rainbow →ElliQ
Conversational companion for isolated elderly people.
No direct salePrices and status verified live where possible — this market moves fast, recheck before relying on it.
For your production, reliability first
Arms already proven, for production without risk
A mature market, sold direct for decades — you take no gamble.
Gamme IRB
Global pioneer, strong presence in Europe.
Gamme KR
German giant, Chinese-owned (Midea).
Gamme M/R
Largest maker worldwide by installed volume (source: the maker's published figures).
Motoman
Top 4 mondial, soudure et manutention.
Gamme TX
European niche, precision, cleanroom.
How it works
Our professional expertise
Your robot, chosen and always kept compliant.
Your peace of mind
Four covers so you can sleep easy
You invest, we protect — modeled on proven professional insurance.
You're covered, whatever happens
A third party hurt or their property damaged? You're protected.
Your investment stays protected
Breakage, failure, theft — your robot is covered.
Your business carries on, even at a standstill
A breakdown doesn't cost you your revenue.
Support in the event of a dispute
In the event of a disagreement with a maker abroad, support covers preparing the file and handling the exchanges; it does not constitute legal representation.
Your comfort, remotely
Everything is handled — you have nothing to manage
Through the maker's app, never physical access. You stay in charge, we do the work.
Your robot is ready from day one
We configure everything remotely — you never even open the manual.
A question? You get an answer
We filter and solve it before ever bothering the maker.
You stay compliant, without thinking about it
We train your team — your DUERP stays up to date, with no effort.
You're always in control
Status, alerts, history — one glance is all it takes.
Your machine file, ready in 15 minutes
A file, not a subscription
Every employer must assess the risks to their workers' health and safety and record the result in the single occupational risk assessment document (DUERP) — French labour code, article R. 4121-1. Installing a collaborative robot changes working conditions and therefore requires that document to be updated. We handle it — a video call, photographs, the maker's manual, and it is done.
This obligation applies to employers only. A self-employed worker with no employees is not required to draw up a DUERP.
The machine file
€890 one site, first year included
DUERP updated, staff training and attestations, CE marking and manual checked, letter to your insurer, dated file that can be archived for 40 years. One file covers a whole room, including several identical robots.
The extended file
From €2,900 plus travel
The same file, on site — for a complex facility or several locations. Radius and travel costs are agreed with you.
Annual renewal
€90/year
If you do not renew, you keep the file: it remains yours. Renewal covers its retention, its update after a change, and access to the successive versions.
Your services, not the robot