Partners and tools
One partner. Many tools.
Two kinds of relationship matter here, and they pull in opposite directions.

The hardware
Where the obligations sit.
The first is the hardware relationship, and it is the one that carries obligations. The engineering knowledge sits in this region rather than overseas, and the people who answer when a machine stops are the same people who put it in.
DOBOT's partner for the UAE and the GCC. DOBOT figures are DOBOT's published data.
The toolset
Whatever the employer runs.
The second is the software we teach on, which is deliberately tied to nobody. Learners should leave able to work with whatever their employer actually runs, so the toolset below reflects the industry rather than a commercial arrangement of ours.
- AWS
- Azure
- Claude
- Google Cloud
- Gemini
- Hugging Face
- OpenAI
- Python
- Raspberry Pi
- React
- Scratch
- TypeScript
DOBOT+
Certified against the arm first.
Grippers, smart cameras and 3D vision, force sensors, sanding heads, Siemens PLC integration and mobile bases, all certified against the arm before they reach your floor. Which is why a cell we quote is one working thing rather than a robot and a list of parts to sort out later.
The reason a gripper or a camera being certified against the arm matters is that the alternative lands on you. Parts that were never tested together become an integration problem discovered on your floor, in your week.
Who we work with
Schools, universities and the businesses behind the systems.
Schools across the UAE, universities in the region, and businesses in construction, IT services, real estate and hospitality.
We name a client only in writing and only with permission, which means this list is shorter than it could be and every entry on it is real.
405 universities and institutes worldwide run DOBOT robots in published research.
Institution marks identify published research and teaching use of DOBOT robots. They do not imply endorsement of Zeta42 or DOBOT.
We would rather teach someone a tool we do not sell than tie a curriculum to a vendor.