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MEDIUM

Core

Starting at
$39,500

Core out-lifts and out-speeds comparable six-axis robots while remaining safe enough to work alongside teams without caging. Available wrist camera and a portable base allows operators to deploy advanced, no-code automation in minutes, not days.

Core robot arm, close-up of the wrist and forearm
Core robot arm, close-up of the elbow joint

PAYLOAD CAPACITY

18 kg (39.6 lbs)

REACH

1.3 m (51.2 in)

REPEATABILITY

± 0.025 mm
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Standard Bots Core robot arm
Specifications

The numbers for Core

Payload

18 kg (39.6 lbs)

Reach

1.3 m (51.2 in)

Weight

32.5 kg (71.6 lbs)

Footprint

Ø <200 mm

Repeatability

± 0.025 mm

Peak power

1500 W

Typical operation

200 W

Ambient temperature

0–50°C (32–122°F)

Humidity

90% RH non-condensing

Tooltip power supply

12 V / 24 V, 6 A max

Connectivity

PoE at wrist
Standard Bots Core robot arm

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Partners

NASA
Verizon
Amazon
Lockheed
Timken
Sonoco
Lyndex
Lawrence Livermore
Purdue
Pittsburgh
Standard Bots OS

The world's most accessible robots

Beloved by front-line workers and engineering managers alike at hundreds of U.S. manufacturers. Plain language programming, advanced low-level controls, and AI to cover what’s in between. With Standard Bots, say yes to more.

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STANDARD BOTS AI

Show your robot how it's done

Automate more than ever before, in a fraction of the time.

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Standard Bots AI robots see, reason, and respond to their environment. People teach them in plain language to automate work faster and easier: whether repetitive, or complicated, or never the same way twice.

Industry Leading Performance

How Core Compares

Best-in-class hardware & software, priced to win. Core pushes performance to new levels and unlocks critical work for the industries most in need of automation.

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Purchase method
Buy
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Repairs, training, and support
Free virtual training & support
~$7k per year
~$7k per year
Payload capacity
18kg
10kg
12.5kg
Reach
1.3m
1.42m
1.3m
Linear speed
Up to 3 m/s
180° /s
180° /s
Repeatability
+/-0.025 mm
+/-0.04 mm
+/-0.05 mm
Vision system
Available wrist camera
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Mobile-base ready
✓
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Remote support
✓
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Unified fleet management
✓
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U.S. expert support

Fastest delivery and setup, plus unparalleled support

2–4 weeks

Delivery time

< 30 mins

PHONE RESPONSE TIME

7 days/wk

U.S. EXPERT SUPPORT

Tim Degrasse

Sales Director

Briar Cary

Applications Engineer

Matt Bode

RSM

Brianna Villalobos

Inside Sales Engineer

Tom Radziejewski

Applications Engineer

John Laak

RSM

Will Boswell

Inside Sales

Israel Nunez Santiago

Applications Engineer

Tyler Musgrove

RSM

Ryan Clark

Inside Sales

Trevor Fishback

Applications Engineering Manager

Sam Tenover

RSM

Julian Gjonaj

Inside Sales

Michael Trnka

Applications Engineer

Brian Kobus

RSM

Zach Horvath

Sales Engineer

Bryant Henderson

Applications Engineer

Nicole Bing

Sales Engineer

Jake Lenihan

Applications Engineer

Jake Tomkinson

RSM

Given Brown

Inside Sales

Mark Guida

Applications Engineering Manager
DESIGNED & ASSEMBLED IN THE USA

Make American robots, and put them to work in American factories.

We design nearly all our own parts — including our actuators — and assemble every final product in Glen Cove, New York.

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America's AI-native industrial robots

The right robot for every task

Core fits most tending cells. Step up to Thor for heavy parts, or down to Spark for benchtop machines.

Spark industrial robot arm

Spark

Small

Payload

7 KG

Reach

900 MM

Starting at

$29,500
Core industrial robot arm

Core

Medium

Payload

18 KG

Reach

1.3 M

Starting at

$39,500
Thor industrial robot arm

Thor

Large

Payload

30 KG

Reach

2 M

Starting at

$49,500

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