Find the robot.
Understand
the whole decision.
From a cleaner floor to a more capable factory. Explore the machines, test the fit, and build a plan for the work you actually need done.
CONCEPT VISUALIZATION / NOT A PRODUCT OFFERA better starting point
than “Which robot?”
A useful shortlist starts with your task, space, and support needs. Choose your world, then investigate the details.
Give the routine
a little help.
Floor care, windows, outdoor upkeep, and emerging home robotics.
Explore residential robotics ↗02 / AT WORKMake the next
workflow count.
Commercial cleaning, hospitality delivery, inspection, and material handling.
Explore business applications ↗03 / ON THE FLOORBuild around
the application.
Robot arms, machine tending, palletizing, integration, and measured pilots.
Plan industrial automation ↗Real machines.
Clearer decisions.
Research the exact product or family. A published starting price is one input, not the cost of a complete installed system.
Budget filtering excludes published starting prices above your limit. Products requiring a quote remain visible unless “Published starting prices only” is selected. Dealer, stock, delivery, warranty, and service terms must be confirmed with the supplier.
Describe the job.
See the starting points.
Matches use your task, budget, and available specifications. Each result explains its fit and what still needs confirmation.
One task.
A more useful shortlist.
Set your task and constraints to see relevant models, published information, and questions to take into a demonstration.
Put the options
in the same room.
Compare up to four models. Keep differences in purpose, configuration, and maturity visible before comparing numbers.
Turn a shortlist into a useful conversation.
Export a supplier-ready brief with your requirements, source links, comparison facts, cost assumptions, and unanswered questions. Or submit a sourcing request to the SWAT.network review queue.
An exported brief is not sent automatically. Sourcing requests are saved for review, not sent to manufacturers. No quote, order, reservation, appointment, financing, or service authorization is created.
Budget for the system.
Measure the outcome.
Use your own quotes and observed workflow numbers. The calculator shows the effect of setup, ongoing costs, and human oversight.
Follow the evidence.
Go to the source.
Useful life
is a lifecycle.
Availability and support are specific to the robot, location, supplier, and technician.
A second life,
with a real record.
Explore inspected inventory at RestoredBots. Unit condition, history, battery findings, and terms belong in the buying decision.
Explore renewed robots ↗Make support part
of the plan.
Submit a repair request for SWAT.network review. Dispatch requires confirmed coverage, qualified personnel, customer approval, and the applicable membership and House Manager setup.