Robot maker · registered
igus (Low Cost Automation)
This entry covers ONLY the igus Low Cost Automation robotics program (ReBeL cobots, ReBeLMove AMRs, Iggy Rob humanoid, RBTX marketplace, robolink arms, igus Robot Control). Parent-wide igus data (energy chains, bearings, linear tech, group revenue/headcount) is out of scope.
Builds full robots in-house around its polymer strain-wave gears: the ReBeL 6-DoF cobot (2 kg payload, under 10 kg weight, from ~EUR 4,970 with control system), the ReBeLMove/ReBeLMove Pro autonomous mobile robot platform, and the Iggy Rob humanoid (1.70 m, two ReBeL arms, bionic hands, LiDAR and 3D cameras, ~8 h autonomous operation, EUR 47,999). All run the free igus Robot Control (iRC) software with ROS2 interface and VDA 5050 fleet-management approval. The division also operates RBTX, an online marketplace for low-cost robotics with 40+ hardware/software partners and fixed-price remote integration (RBTXpert).
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Iggy Rob
- 1.70 m humanoid with two ReBeL cobot arms, bionic hands, LiDAR and 3D cameras; up to 8 h autonomous operation; priced at EUR 47,999
Wheeled-base humanoid built on the ReBeLMove AMR platform, running CE-certified igus Robot Control with ROS2 interface and VDA 5050 fleet approval
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ReBeL
- Weighs less than 10 kg — marketed as the lightest cobot on the market
Total service-ready arm weight including polymer strain-wave gears
Claim source - 2 kg payload, 700 mm reach, priced from under EUR 5,000 including control system
Rated payload and reach of the 6-DoF ReBeL with igus Robot Control included
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ReBeLMove Pro
- Modular autonomous mobile robot platform for logistics, assembly and handling; igus runs it internally as a shuttle at injection-moulding machines
AMR base with swappable attachments (conveyor, cobot arm, trailer, pick-by-light shelf)
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