Robot Selector Guide

Collaborative robots (cobots) are designed to work safely alongside people without the need for heavy guarding or complex infrastructure. They’re lightweight, flexible, and easy to program, making them perfect for SMEs taking their first steps into automation. Cobots excel at repetitive tasks like pick & place, packaging, machine tending, and inspection—boosting productivity while keeping operators focused on higher-value work.

Industrial arms deliver the speed, precision, and payload capacity required for demanding manufacturing environments. These six-axis robots are ideal where cycle times, throughput, and durability matter most—such as welding, palletising, or handling heavy components. By integrating proven models from KUKA, Fanuc, and ABB, Bizzy Robots helps manufacturers scale production while ensuring quality and safety.

Specialised robots are built for very specific applications where efficiency and precision are critical. SCARA robots, for example, excel at high-speed assembly and electronics handling, while Delta robots dominate in ultra-fast pick-and-pack for food and pharmaceuticals. These niche solutions give businesses a competitive edge in sectors where throughput and accuracy drive success.

Mobile manipulators combine autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) with robotic arms, creating flexible systems that can move around a facility, pick up items, and interact with machinery. They’re ideal for warehouses, logistics, and production sites needing adaptable automation—handling tasks like kitting, replenishment, and mobile machine tending. This blend of mobility and dexterity unlocks new levels of operational flexibility.

Unitree’s quadruped robots and lightweight arms bring next-generation robotics into everyday business use. Agile and sensor-rich, the Go2 and B2 quadrupeds can patrol sites, inspect equipment, or navigate rough terrain—offering unique capabilities beyond wheels or tracks. The Unitree Z1 arm is a portable manipulator that can be mounted on mobile bases or used in research and training. Together, they showcase the future of robotics: versatile, intelligent, and ready for dynamic environments.