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Standard Bots Bolt

Industrial-RobotUnited StatesUnited StatesPrototype
Standard Bots Bolt
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DESCRIPTION

Standard Bots Bolt is an Industrial-Robot from Standard Bots. It is built for Machine-Tending, Material-Handling, Packaging. Key figures: 14 kg payload, 900 mm reach.

Bolt is Standard Bots' droid: the company's move from arms bolted to a bench to a configurable machine with, in its own words, humanoid brains and an industrial backbone. It is open for reservations and due in 2026. What makes it a droid rather than an arm is that almost everything is a choice. One arm or two; a fixed base, a mobile base, or a mobile base with a torso; an optional vertical lift that extends reach upwards for stacking, loading and multi-level machine tending; and any end-effector, including a five-fingered hand. It carries 14 kg over a 900 mm reach per arm and is built to pair with autonomous mobile robots. Vision is spread across the machine: a three-camera swivel head plus a camera in each wrist, fed to the AI at low latency for real-time perception. The joints are the company's AmpereDrive units - in-house motors, encoders and drives that it says deliver the highest torque density and best-in-class torque sensing, repeatable to 0.1 Nm, rated IP67 and food-safe. The intelligence is video-to-action models trained on production data from Standard Bots customers, fine-tuned by guiding the robot hands-on in augmented reality, and aimed at work traditional robots cannot absorb: machine tending, welding, material handling and inspection in manufacturing; palletizing, case packing and labelling in logistics; produce sorting and selective harvesting in agriculture; stocking and order filling in retail.

FEATURES

  • Modular droid: one or two arms
  • Fixed base, mobile base, or mobile base with torso
  • Optional vertical lift for multi-level tasks
  • 14 kg payload, 900 mm reach
  • Pairs with autonomous mobile robots
  • Three-camera swivel head plus a camera in each wrist
  • Supports any end-effector, including a five-fingered hand
  • AmpereDrive joints: IP67, food-safe, +/-0.1 Nm torque repeatability
  • Video-to-action AI models trained on customer production data
  • Fine-tuning by hands-on demonstration in augmented reality
  • No-code routine setup
  • Reservations open
  • due in 2026

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Physical
Payload14 kg
Reach900 mm
Mobility
Movement TypeWheeled, Stationary
ManipulationHigh
EnvironmentManufacturing, logistics, agriculture and retail floors.
ActuatorsAmpereDrive joints, IP67 and food-safe, +/-0.1 Nm torque repeatability
Sensing & Compute
Sensors3-camera swivel head, Wrist camera in each arm, Joint torque sensing
Software / AIVideo-to-action AI models with augmented-reality fine-tuning; no-code routine setup
Manufacturer-sourcedThird-party sourcedUnsourcedSource status is based on this robot's listed sources.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Standard Bots Bolt?

Bolt is Standard Bots' droid: the company's move from arms bolted to a bench to a configurable machine with, in its own words, humanoid brains and an industrial backbone. It is open for reservations and due in 2026. What makes it a droid rather than an arm is that almost everything is a choice.

Who makes the Standard Bots Bolt?

The Standard Bots Bolt is made by Standard Bots, a robotics company based in United States.

How much does the Standard Bots Bolt cost?

Standard Bots has not publicly announced pricing for the Standard Bots Bolt. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.

What is the Standard Bots Bolt used for?

The Standard Bots Bolt is designed for machine-tending, material-handling, packaging, and inspection. It is used in agriculture, warehouse & logistics, manufacturing, and retail settings.

What is the payload capacity of the Standard Bots Bolt?

The Standard Bots Bolt has a payload capacity of 14 kg and a reach of 900 mm.

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