Elephant Robotics :: Collaborative Robots (Cobots), Robotic Arms, Mobile Platforms & Companion Robots

Elephant Robotics (Shenzhen Elephant Robotics Technology Co., Ltd.) is a Chinese high-tech robotics company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Shenzhen. The company specializes in developing affordable, lightweight, and highly versatile collaborative robots (cobots), robotic arms, mobile platforms, and companion robots for education, research, industrial automation, and consumer applications. With a strong focus on accessibility and innovation, Elephant Robotics has become one of the world’s leading providers of desktop and professional-grade robotic solutions, widely used by universities, research institutions, makers, and small-to-medium enterprises globally.

The company’s product philosophy emphasizes ease of use, open-source compatibility (ROS, Python, Blockly, etc.), and rapid deployment. Their robots are known for compact design, high precision, and rich expandability through multiple interfaces and toolkits.

Key robot-based products include:

• myCobot Series: Compact 6-DoF collaborative robot arms (e.g., myCobot 280, myCobot Pro) ideal for education, research, and light industrial tasks. They support various payloads and are popular for AI, computer vision, and manipulation experiments.
• mechArm / ultraArm / myPalletizer / myBuddy: Affordable desktop robotic arms designed for teaching, prototyping, and small automation projects.
• myAGV: An autonomous mobile robot platform with SLAM navigation, suitable for logistics research and education.
• Mercury Humanoid Robot: A full-size humanoid platform for advanced research in locomotion, manipulation, and embodied AI.
• metaCat / MarsCat / metaDog: Bionic companion robots with lifelike movements, AI interaction, and emotional expression features for education and entertainment.

Elephant Robotics also offers professional-grade collaborative robots (Panda, Catbot) and joint modules for custom system integration. Their products are exported to over 50 countries and have received recognition from institutions like Tsinghua University and Microsoft.