A: Robots are designed to perform tasks independently of human workers and are not safe to interact with during operation, while cobots are designed to work directly alongside humans safely and reliably. 

A: Cobots are well-suited for a variety of tasks that are repetitive, dirty, or dangerous for humans, such as pick-and-place, packaging, and machine tending. They also excel at precision tasks like quality inspection, sanding, and fastening.  

A: We focused on cost-efficiency in every detail. The ReBeL cobot uses igus plastics instead of heavy machined metals, joints you can replace individually, and free igus robot control (iRC) software. The result is a cobot that delivers trusted performance at a fraction of the usual price.    

A: The ReBeL cobot is lighter, easier to maintain, and more flexible. You can program its software without the cobot present, replace joints one by one, and move it with ease since it weighs about half of most other cobots in its class.  

A: Schools and training labs choose the ReBeL cobot because it’s budget-friendly, easy to set up, and comes with free software. Students can practice robotics on real hardware without the steep costs or complexity of traditional cobots.   

A: Yes. At roughly 8kg, the ReBeL cobot is portable enough to carry and reinstall between classrooms, labs, or workstations. One cobot can cover multiple needs.   

A: No. Built with self-lubricating plastics and strain wave gears, the ReBeL cobot runs dry, which means no lubrication schedules, no hidden servicing costs, and less downtime.  

A: The ReBeL cobot connects with grippers, cameras, conveyors, and more through the RBTX marketplace . Everything is tested for compatibility, so you can build a complete automation solution without the guesswork.