Robots for industry

The whole DOBOT range, supplied from Abu Dhabi.

A robot is the easy part. Choosing the right one, proving it pays and keeping it running afterwards are the hard parts, and they are the parts we do. We come and time the job on your floor, supply the arm, wire it into your line, and train the people who will run it after we leave.

We assess the job, supply the robot, integrate it and train the team. A factory can have a working robot within days.

Five unbranded white robot arms of increasing size standing in a receding row on separate pale concrete plinths in an empty white hall, tall windows down the left wall, a polished concrete floor and nothing else in the room

Six ranges

One family, 0.5 to 30 kg.

Six families cover what a factory, a lab or a classroom asks for. They share one software family and one API, so a team that learns one arm can run the others without starting again, which is most of the argument for buying a range rather than a robot.

  • Welding
  • Light assembly
  • Hospitality
  • Mobile manipulation

How a job runs

Five steps, every time.

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Assess

Site visit. We time the task and pick the robot.

An opened pale wooden crate standing on the pale floor of the same bright room, a white robot arm nested in cut grey foam inside it beside a gripper and a neatly coiled cable in their own cutouts, with the stainless conveyor running behind02

Supply

Robot, gripper, vision and cell from one partner.

The same white arm now bolted to a steel pedestal beside the conveyor in the same room, a cable loom running from its base across the floor into an open control cabinet of neat terminal blocks, with a laptop showing a control screen on top of the cabinet03

Integrate

Wired into your line, PLC and software.

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Train

Operators and maintenance staff, on your floor.

The finished cell running, the white arm mid-motion above the conveyor of bottles in the bright room, with an open service case in the sharp foreground holding spare grippers, seals and tools in moulded compartments05

Support

Service and spares, with a team in the region.

Applications

Where cobots pay off

The jobs that pay back first are the dull ones that run all shift: the same motion, the same part, over and over. If a person is doing that today, it is worth pricing.

  • Machine tending
  • Palletizing
  • Welding
  • Screwdriving
  • Pick and place
  • Packaging
  • Quality inspection
  • Polishing and sanding
  • Laboratory automation
  • Food and beverage
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Electronics
  • Automotive parts
  • Metal fabrication
  • Warehousing
  • Hospitality and retail

The rest of the job

The robot is the small part.

The people who run it

Operator workshops on your floor, ending with the DOBOT Certificate. Teacher training for school and college labs.

Training

The system behind it

Production boards, procurement and approvals, the spreadsheet the line still runs on. The same team that commissions the cell builds the software around it.

Custom systems

Questions

What buyers ask.

Do you supply the whole DOBOT range?+

Yes. Every DOBOT robot, from a 0.5 kg desktop arm to a 30 kg palletizer and a full-size humanoid, quoted, delivered, installed and serviced across the six GCC countries.

How quickly can a robot be working?+

A factory can have a working robot within days. Palletizing is set up in 30 minutes with no code. The assessment visit gives the real date for your job.

Do cobots need safety cages?+

Usually not. Skin sensing detects a person 5 to 15 cm before contact and stops in 0.1 seconds, certified to ISO 13849-1 PL d Cat 3, ISO 10218-1 and ISO/TS 15066. The assessment confirms it for your cell.

Who programmes the robot?+

Your operators. Drag the arm to teach it; a new task in five minutes. We train operators and maintenance staff on your floor.

What is the payback?+

DOBOT publishes 6 to 12 months for machine tending and 8 to 10 months for palletizing. Figures are DOBOT's published data; performance figures are laboratory results and can differ in use.

Where do you service?+

From Abu Dhabi, across the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman. A line stopped on a Thursday gets an engineer, not a shipping quote.

See one working

Book a demonstration in Abu Dhabi.

Most projects start the same way. We come out, watch the task and time it. If a robot is wrong for the job, you will hear that from us before you have spent anything.