DENSO COBOTTA PRO

DENSO Robotics describes itself as a global supplier of robot design and manufacturing, active since the 1960s. The page states that DENSO is headquartered in Kariya, Japan, with its North American headquarters in Southfield, Michigan.

COBOTTA PRO is a lightweight six-axis collaborative robot built for high-speed work alongside people, running up to 2,500 mm per second when no workers are nearby and slowing or stopping as people approach. At Automate 2025 it was shown on 3D printer tending, bin picking and cable management using Cambrian Vision.

• Six-axis design: lightweight collaborative arm.
• Speed mode: up to 2,500 mm per second with no workers nearby.
• Human-aware slowdown: slows or stops as people approach.
• Machine tending: demonstrated on 3D printer tending.
• Bin picking: demonstrated with Cambrian Vision.
• Cable management: demonstrated at Automate 2025.

An electronics factory feeding parts to testing equipment. A precision machining shop tending machines with vision-guided picking. A 3D printing service bureau automating part removal.

High speed of up to 2,500 mm per second raises throughput when workers are away. The arm slows or stops as people approach, supporting shared workspaces. Vision-guided demos show use in bin picking and cable handling.

Fast cobots that can run at industrial speed when no one is near are gaining interest for machine tending and picking. Electronics and precision-parts makers in Vietnam are candidate users for compact, vision-guided cobot cells.

DENSO Robotics cites activity since the 1960s; DENSO is headquartered in Kariya, Japan, with North American headquarters in Southfield, Michigan. Press release dated 9 May 2025 for Automate 2025, booth 2813. Payload and reach not stated on the page.