Elite Robots CS Series Cobots & Palletizing/Welding

Elite Robots was founded in January 2016 in Suzhou, China, and describes itself as headquartered in Shanghai's AI Robot Valley. It shifted from industrial to collaborative robots in 2017 and now sells cobots, palletizing and welding solutions and mobile manipulators, reporting more than 20,000 units deployed in over 50 countries.

The CS series spans payloads from 3 kg to 30 kg and reach from 624 mm to 1,800 mm, with repeatability down to ±0.02 mm and protection up to IP68. Its graphical interface supports custom plugins, simulation, offline programming and a palletizing wizard. Packaged offerings include the CP series palletizer, the CW series welding solution, the RoboBarista coffee station and M-Bot mobile manipulators built on the M-Spark AMR chassis. Customers shown on the site include Bosch, CATL, Foxconn, Huawei, Toyota and Volkswagen.

• CS series: cobots with 3 to 30 kg payload and up to 1,800 mm reach.
• CP series palletizer: a packaged palletizing station with a configuration wizard.
• CW series welding: a cobot welding solution for small-batch fabrication.
• Software: graphical interface with plugins, simulation and offline programming.
• M-Bot: mobile manipulators combining a cobot arm with the M-Spark AMR chassis.
• RoboBarista: a fully automated robotic coffee station developed with QARM.

A food or beverage plant in Vietnam can install a CP palletizer at the end of a packing line. A steel fabrication shop can use the CW welding cobot for frames and brackets. An electronics supplier can deploy M-Bot mobile manipulators to move and load parts between workstations.

A wide payload range up to 30 kg lets one vendor cover tasks from small-part handling to heavy palletizing. Packaged palletizing and welding cells reduce integration work for SMEs without robotics engineers. IP68 protection on the CS series supports wet or dusty environments, and a Vietnamese-language website eases evaluation for local buyers.

Demand for cobot palletizing and welding is rising as factories struggle to hire for heavy and hazardous jobs. Packaged cells sold through system integrators lower the entry barrier for SMEs, a pattern spreading across Southeast Asian manufacturing as Chinese cobot brands localise their sales.

Founded in January 2016 in Suzhou, with an 11,000 m² manufacturing and R&D centre there; offices in Knoxville (USA, 2021), Bavaria (Germany, 2022) and Nagoya (Japan, 2023), seven branches in total. Reports 300+ patents and IP assets and 40% of staff in R&D.