Robot Solutions
A building site, an operating theatre, a restaurant floor, a cold-storage warehouse or a lecture hall: each environment calls for a different robot. The Robots Britain solutions pages organise the entire catalogue by sector, from agriculture to sport, so that businesses, councils and universities can find the machine built for their work in a few clicks.
Robotics Solutions
Buying a robot rarely starts with a brand or a spec sheet. It starts with a problem: floors that need cleaning every night, plates to carry across a dining room, pallets to move without a forklift driver, patrols to run on a remote site, or a robotics module to equip before term starts. The Robots Britain solutions pages begin with that problem and group, sector by sector, the humanoid, quadruped, mobile and collaborative robots that answer it, all priced in pounds and delivered across the UK.
Each sector below links to its full collection and sub-categories, where filters for payload, runtime, height and development access narrow the choice.
Industrial robots
UK manufacturing, from automotive plants in the Midlands and the North East to aerospace in the South West and food processing nationwide, is the largest market for professional robotics. The industrial robots collection brings together SIASUN arms from SCARA to ultra-high payload, Fairino cobots and the UBTECH Walker S2, the first humanoid designed for line-side work.
- Factory robots for assembly, machine tending and packaging
- Welding robots for fabrication and metalwork
- Quadruped inspection robots for industrial sites, utilities and networks
- Logistics robots and warehouse robots, including autonomous forklifts, lifting robots and warehouse humanoids
- Construction robots for concrete, flooring and interiors, such as the BMR concrete finishing robot and BMR indoor coating robot
Commercial robots
UK retail, hotels, offices and restaurants face persistent staffing shortages in cleaning, service and front-of-house roles. The commercial robots collection gathers the service platforms that take on these repetitive tasks, from Keenon and Pudu to UBTECH's reception humanoids.
- Autonomous cleaning robots for lobbies, shopping centres and offices, including the iTR W1 outdoor sweeper
- Hotel robots: cleaning, room delivery and reception, plus the Pudu hotel starter bundle
- Restaurant robots for table service and bussing
- Retail robots: convenience stores, supermarkets and car dealerships
- Office robots, exhibition robots for trade shows and events, finance robots for branches
- Security robots for patrol and monitoring, transportation robots for stations, airports and campuses
Healthcare robots
NHS trusts, private hospitals and care homes are adopting robotics for internal logistics, disinfection and support for care staff. The healthcare robots collection covers all three needs.
- Hospital robots for moving meals, linen and medicines between wards
- Medical robots, including neurosurgery and orthopaedic platforms
- Pharmacy robots for dispensing and picking
- UBTECH healthcare robots
Government and emergency services robots
Fire and rescue services, police, resilience teams and critical infrastructure operators have a dedicated government robots collection built for situations where sending a person would be dangerous.
- Tracked firefighting robots for industrial fires, tunnels and underground car parks, including the Guo Xing RXR-M40D and the explosion-proof RXR-MC80BD reconnaissance robot
- Emergency response robots for reconnaissance and clearance
- Police robots and military robots, including unmanned ground vehicles
Educational and research robots
Universities, colleges, schools and makerspaces are among the most active Robots Britain customers. The educational robots collection and its research robots sub-category gather the platforms open to development: the Unitree G1 in Edu editions, the Unitree Go2, the UWORLD U1 series, Booster Robotics and the compact Noetix humanoids, with SDKs, ROS and onboard compute for research in AI, locomotion and human-robot interaction.
Agricultural robots
The agricultural robots collection serves arable, horticultural and livestock farms: spraying and spreading drones from XAG, field robots from FJ Dynamics and crop inspection platforms, to cut inputs and hours in the field.
Consumer robots
For private buyers, the consumer robots collection includes companion robots and entertainment robots, from entry-level robot dogs to programmable compact humanoids.
Sports robots
Sports robots are a fast-growing category driven by humanoid competitions: boxing robots, football robots, running robots and martial arts robots, used as much for demonstrations as for training and research into dynamic locomotion.
Choosing a robotics solution
Three questions steer most projects. First the environment: flat indoor space, rough outdoor ground or stairs, which decides between a wheeled platform, a quadruped and a bipedal humanoid. Then the task: transport, cleaning, inspection, manipulation or interacting with the public, which determines the payload, sensors and accessories required. Finally the integration: a hotel delivery robot works out of the box, whereas a cobot or a warehouse AMR sits inside a larger automation project, for which the Robots Britain team and its network of partner integrators can support deployment.
Pricing and availability
All solutions are priced in pounds sterling with the current price on each product page, and many models ship free. Robots Britain accepts bank wire, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, Link and cryptocurrency. Universities, public bodies and fleet buyers can build a quote directly in the basket or reach the team through the contact page. Every robot comes with full manufacturer warranty and access to the support centre.
FAQ
Which robotics solution is right for my UK business?
Start from the task to automate and the working environment, then browse your sector's collection above. Filters for payload, runtime and robot type let you compare models, and the Robots Britain team can advise as part of a quote.
Do you offer robots for hotels and restaurants in the UK?
Yes. The hotel robots and restaurant robots collections bring together delivery, table service, cleaning and reception robots from Keenon, Pudu and UBTECH.
Do you sell to councils and fire and rescue services?
Yes. Firefighting robots, emergency response robots and security robots are available on quotation for local authorities, fire and rescue services and infrastructure operators.
Can industrial robots be integrated into an existing line?
Yes. The cobots, industrial arms and AMRs in the catalogue are designed to integrate with existing lines and warehouses, and the partner programme connects buyers with integrators.
Which robots suit teaching in the UK?
The Edu editions of the Unitree G1, the Unitree Go2, the UWORLD U1 series and Booster Robotics humanoids are the platforms most used in UK universities and colleges; see the educational robots collection.
Are robotics solutions covered by a warranty?
All robots are sold with the manufacturer's warranty, backed by the Robots Britain support team.
