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Reis Robotics GmbH & Co. KG
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1957
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Reis Robotics GmbH & Co. KG is a Germany-based industrial robotics system integrator founded in 1957, headquartered in Obernburg am Main, with wholly owned subsidiaries in Franklin Park, Illinois (US) and Mexico City. The company develops and delivers customized turnkey automation systems, robotic cells, and integration services for enterprise manufacturers in automotive, foundry and casting, metal processing, heavy industry, and intralogistics. Its core technology is ROBOTstar VII, a proprietary open-architecture robot control software platform that integrates robots from all major OEMs with diverse process technologies (arc welding, laser welding, laser cutting, casting, deburring, handling, coating, and assembly). The hardware portfolio spans linear robots, gantry systems, articulated robots, presses, casting machines, cells, positioners, linear travel units, and the LaserSpy laser monitoring system.

Reis Robotics generates revenue primarily through one-time sales of customized automation systems and turnkey solutions, supplemented by recurring service and lifecycle support including commissioning, preventive maintenance, spare parts, modernization/retrofit, and training. The go-to-market is direct enterprise field sales through offices in Germany, the US, and Mexico, supplemented by strategic partnerships (notably a March 2026 cooperation agreement with Comau covering shipbuilding, intralogistics, giga casting, battery production, heavy industry, and critical infrastructure) and participation in major trade fairs such as Automatica. Pricing is project-based and not publicly disclosed, consistent with complex bespoke system sales rather than standardized product distribution. Since July 2023 the company has operated as a subsidiary of the Italian family-owned industrial group Cocchi Technologies (formerly Aretè Cocchi Technology) and FAI Holding, which together comprise 14 companies with 800+ employees across 33 nationalities, manufacturing in seven countries, and sales in over 100 countries.

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Reis Robotics is a Germany-based industrial robotics system integrator founded in 1957, delivering customized turnkey automation cells and proprietary ROBOTstar VII control software to enterprise manufacturers in automotive, foundry, and heavy industry across Europe and North America.

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HeadquartersObernburg, Germany
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Europe
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
industrial robotics automation, robotic system integration, automated welding solutions, casting and deburring automation, customized automation systems
Industry4 codes
PRIMARYHDAAAIAB
Service & Hospitality Robots
SECONDARYIMAHAHAA
Industrial Robots (Articulated, SCARA, Delta, Cartesian)
SECONDARYHDAAAIAA
Industrial & Warehouse Robotics
SECONDARYHDAAAIAK
Robot Software, Autonomy Stacks & Simulation (ROS, digital twins)
NAICS code1 code
  • All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing333248
SIC code1 code
  • Special Industry Machinery, Nec3559
Product category
Industrial Robotics and Automation Systems
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Revenue model2 records
1Industrial Robotics Systems and Automation Solutions
TypeOne Time License
Description

Reis Robotics generates revenue through the sale of customized industrial robotics systems, turnkey automation solutions, and specialized automation components including robots, linear units, positioners, and cells for applications such as welding, laser processing, casting, and multi-process automation. The company also offers software and control solutions as part of their integrated automation offerings.

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2Service, Maintenance, and Support
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Ongoing revenue from service contracts, spare parts, repairs, modification, modernization, training, and technical support throughout the lifecycle of automation systems. The company provides comprehensive lifecycle support including commissioning, preventive maintenance, and system upgrades.

reisrobotics.com
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales
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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 record
1ROBOTstar VII
Description

Open robot control software enabling seamless integration of robotics, processes, and production systems.

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Core offering1 text field

Reis Robotics develops and delivers customized industrial robotics systems and turnkey automation solutions for manufacturing operations. The portfolio spans special robots (linear, gantry, articulated), presses, casting machines, work cells, positioners, and the proprietary ROBOTstar VII open robot control software, applied across welding, laser cutting, casting cleaning, deburring, handling, and multi-process automation applications.

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Product overview1 text field

Reis Robotics is a specialist for industrial robotics, automation technology, and customized system integration. The product portfolio centers on ROBOTstar VII, an open robot control software platform with proprietary control technology that enables seamless integration of robotics, processes, and production systems. The hardware lineup includes Linear Robots, Gantry Systems, Articulated Robots, Presses (including deburring presses for Mega- and Gigacasting), Casting Machines, Cells, Positioners, and Linear Travel Units. Process-specific offerings include LaserSpy for laser monitoring and specialized laser systems for welding and cutting. The portfolio is organized into solution areas: Casting & Deburring, Welding & Cutting, Handling & Processing, and Software & Control. Supporting services include commissioning, maintenance, spare parts, modernization/upgrades, and training. The company integrates robots from all major OEMs alongside its proprietary solutions for welding, laser processing, multi-process, and foundry applications.

Product and service18 records
1ROBOTstar VII
CategoryRobot Control Software
Description

Open robot control software platform that enables seamless integration of robotics, processes, and production systems, serving enterprise manufacturers using robots from multiple OEMs.

2Linear Robots
CategoryIndustrial Robots
Description

High-performance linear robot systems designed for industrial automation applications such as welding, handling, and processing.

3Gantry Systems
CategoryIndustrial Robots
Description

Gantry robot systems for handling and processing automation in industrial manufacturing environments.

4Articulated Robots
CategoryIndustrial Robots
Description

Articulated robot arms for flexible automation solutions across multiple industrial sectors.

5Presses (including Deburring Presses for Mega- and Gigacasting)
CategoryProcess Equipment
Description

Press automation systems including deburring presses engineered for Mega- and Gigacasting foundry applications with smart sensor technology.

6Casting Machines
CategoryProcess Equipment
Description

Automated casting machines designed for foundry automation applications.

7Cells
CategoryAutomation Systems
Description

Pre-configured robotic work cells designed for specific industrial automation applications.

8Positioner
CategoryAutomation Components
Description

Positioning systems for robotic manipulation and workpiece orientation in automation cells.

9Linear Travel Units
CategoryAutomation Components
Description

Linear travel units for precise positioning and movement within industrial automation systems.

10LaserSpy
CategoryProcess Monitoring Technology
Description

Laser-based monitoring system for quality control and process optimization in laser processing applications.

11Welding & Cutting Solutions
CategoryAutomation Solutions
Description

Turnkey automation solutions for arc welding, laser welding, and laser cutting applications in industrial manufacturing.

12Casting & Deburring Solutions
CategoryAutomation Solutions
Description

Automation solutions for foundry applications including automated casting cleaning, deburring, and process optimization with smart sensor technology.

13Handling & Processing Solutions
CategoryAutomation Solutions
Description

Automation solutions for material handling and processing across industrial manufacturing applications.

14Software & Control Solutions
CategoryAutomation Solutions
Description

Intelligent software solutions, centered on ROBOTstar VII, for control and process optimization of industrial automation systems.

15Service & Maintenance
CategoryLifecycle Services
Description

Comprehensive service and maintenance support including hotline, remote service, and field service for maximizing automation system availability.

16Spare Parts & Repair
CategoryLifecycle Services
Description

Spare parts supply and repair services with individualized packages for current consumption and wear parts.

17Modification & Modernization
CategoryLifecycle Services
Description

Retrofit and modernization services for existing automation systems to ensure long-term efficiency and extended lifespan.

18Training & Education
CategoryLifecycle Services
Description

Training programs and education services to maximize the effectiveness and safe operation of customer automation systems.

Scale indicator3 records

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Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-25
Description

Reis Robotics and Comau signed a cooperation agreement in March 2026 to jointly develop and deliver advanced automation products and solutions across multiple industrial sectors. The partnership combines Reis Robotics' proprietary control technology and multi-process automation capabilities with Comau's global industrial footprint and robotics portfolio. Initial focus sectors include shipbuilding, intralogistics, giga casting, battery production, heavy industry, and critical infrastructure in Germany, Italy, and globally.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-07-01
Description

Reis Robotics has been part of the family-owned Cocchi Technology industrial group since July 2023. Cocchi Technologies is an industrial group devoted to innovation, technology and growth, established in the 90s by Gino Cocchi. The group consists of 14 companies employing more than 800 people worldwide, representing over 33 nationalities, with manufacturing in Italy, Germany, France, Switzerland, Mexico, US, and China, and commercial and technical centers in more than 12 countries.

Recent move8 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Comau is an Italian industrial automation company and robotics manufacturer focused on automotive, battery production, and heavy industry—directly comparable to Reis's portfolio. The two signed a cooperation agreement in March 2026, formally acknowledging their overlapping offerings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Stäubli offers a full line of SCARA, 6-axis, and collaborative robots used in automotive manufacturing, foundries, and metal processing—directly comparable product categories to Reis. Both compete as Europe-headquartered specialists rather than Chinese or Japanese mass-market suppliers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

KUKA is a leading German manufacturer of industrial robots and automation systems serving the same automotive and metal-processing customers as Reis. Both are headquartered in Germany, both operate articulated and linear robot product lines, and there is a documented historical ownership relationship between the two companies.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

ABB's Robotics & Discrete Automation business sells industrial robots, controllers, and integrated automation cells to automotive, foundry, and metals customers globally—making it a broad incumbent competing in every Reis target vertical. ABB also has its own proprietary controller stack, contrasting with ROBOTstar VII's open architecture.

TypeRegional player
Description

Yaskawa's European robotics operation is geographically comparable to Reis, focusing on automotive, foundries, and metalworking in Germany and adjacent markets. While part of the global Yaskawa group, its EU-centric delivery model makes it a particularly direct regional peer.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Yaskawa's Motoman division manufactures articulated and gantry robots and supplies the same automotive welding, handling, and painting applications that form Reis's core. Both operate in welding-centric industrial automation with their own controller platforms.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Universal Robots is the leading collaborative robot (cobot) manufacturer and an emerging threat to traditional heavy-payload industrial robotics integrators like Reis. While UR currently addresses smaller-payload applications, its rapidly expanding portfolio moves up-market into Reis's territory over time.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

FANUC is one of the world's largest industrial robot manufacturers with deeply installed bases in automotive welding and foundry automation. While primarily a robot OEM rather than systems integrator, FANUC's robots compete head-to-head for the integration slots Reis fills.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Dürr's industrial robots, painting, and environmental technology businesses serve automotive manufacturing with custom-engineered production lines. As a German-based systems integrator of similar vintage (Dürr founded 1966), it targets several of the same customers and use cases as Reis, including welding, sealing, and assembly automation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

FFT is a German systems integrator specializing in automotive body-in-white production lines, welding, and assembly automation—directly comparable to Reis's automotive integration work. Both serve premium German OEMs and global automotive Tier-1 suppliers with similar turnkey integration offerings.

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Key highlights7 records

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Named customers3 records

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Segment4 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

Technology focused
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AI capability2 records

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Has app

Feature4 records

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Subsidiaries2 records

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Reis Robotics

Industrial Robotics and Automation Systemsreisrobotics.com

Reis Robotics is a Germany-based industrial robotics system integrator founded in 1957, delivering customized turnkey automation cells and proprietary ROBOTstar VII control software to enterprise manufacturers in automotive, foundry, and heavy industry across Europe and North America.

What Reis Robotics does

Reis Robotics GmbH & Co. KG is a Germany-based industrial robotics system integrator founded in 1957, headquartered in Obernburg am Main, with wholly owned subsidiaries in Franklin Park, Illinois (US) and Mexico City. The company develops and delivers customized turnkey automation systems, robotic cells, and integration services for enterprise manufacturers in automotive, foundry and casting, metal processing, heavy industry, and intralogistics. Its core technology is ROBOTstar VII, a proprietary open-architecture robot control software platform that integrates robots from all major OEMs with diverse process technologies (arc welding, laser welding, laser cutting, casting, deburring, handling, coating, and assembly). The hardware portfolio spans linear robots, gantry systems, articulated robots, presses, casting machines, cells, positioners, linear travel units, and the LaserSpy laser monitoring system.

Reis Robotics generates revenue primarily through one-time sales of customized automation systems and turnkey solutions, supplemented by recurring service and lifecycle support including commissioning, preventive maintenance, spare parts, modernization/retrofit, and training. The go-to-market is direct enterprise field sales through offices in Germany, the US, and Mexico, supplemented by strategic partnerships (notably a March 2026 cooperation agreement with Comau covering shipbuilding, intralogistics, giga casting, battery production, heavy industry, and critical infrastructure) and participation in major trade fairs such as Automatica. Pricing is project-based and not publicly disclosed, consistent with complex bespoke system sales rather than standardized product distribution. Since July 2023 the company has operated as a subsidiary of the Italian family-owned industrial group Cocchi Technologies (formerly Aretè Cocchi Technology) and FAI Holding, which together comprise 14 companies with 800+ employees across 33 nationalities, manufacturing in seven countries, and sales in over 100 countries.

Reis Robotics firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Reis Robotics
Legal name
Reis Robotics GmbH & Co. KG
Website
https://reisrobotics.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1957
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Reis Robotics is a Germany-based industrial robotics system integrator founded in 1957, delivering customized turnkey automation cells and proprietary ROBOTstar VII control software to enterprise manufacturers in automotive, foundry, and heavy industry across Europe and North America.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Reis Robotics industry classification

Industry
Product category
Industrial Robotics and Automation Systems
NAICS
All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing (333248)
SIC
Special Industry Machinery, Nec (3559)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYHDAAAIAB
Service & Hospitality Robots
SECONDARYIMAHAHAA
Industrial Robots (Articulated, SCARA, Delta, Cartesian)
SECONDARYHDAAAIAA
Industrial & Warehouse Robotics
SECONDARYHDAAAIAK
Robot Software, Autonomy Stacks & Simulation (ROS, digital twins)

Keywords

  • Industrial robotics automation
  • Robotic system integration
  • Automated welding solutions
  • Casting and deburring automation
  • Customized automation systems

Where Reis Robotics is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Obernburg
HQ country
Germany
HQ region
Europe

Offices3 records

Markets served

Reis Robotics business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Industrial Robotics Systems and Automation Solutions: Reis Robotics generates revenue through the sale of customized industrial robotics systems, turnkey automation solutions, and specialized automation components including robots, linear units, positioners, and cells for applications such as welding, laser processing, casting, and multi-process automation. The company also offers software and control solutions as part of their integrated automation offerings.
  2. Service, Maintenance, and Support: Ongoing revenue from service contracts, spare parts, repairs, modification, modernization, training, and technical support throughout the lifecycle of automation systems. The company provides comprehensive lifecycle support including commissioning, preventive maintenance, and system upgrades.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Reis Robotics product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Reis Robotics develops and delivers customized industrial robotics systems and turnkey automation solutions for manufacturing operations. The portfolio spans special robots (linear, gantry, articulated), presses, casting machines, work cells, positioners, and the proprietary ROBOTstar VII open robot control software, applied across welding, laser cutting, casting cleaning, deburring, handling, and multi-process automation applications.

Product overview

Reis Robotics is a specialist for industrial robotics, automation technology, and customized system integration. The product portfolio centers on ROBOTstar VII, an open robot control software platform with proprietary control technology that enables seamless integration of robotics, processes, and production systems. The hardware lineup includes Linear Robots, Gantry Systems, Articulated Robots, Presses (including deburring presses for Mega- and Gigacasting), Casting Machines, Cells, Positioners, and Linear Travel Units. Process-specific offerings include LaserSpy for laser monitoring and specialized laser systems for welding and cutting. The portfolio is organized into solution areas: Casting & Deburring, Welding & Cutting, Handling & Processing, and Software & Control. Supporting services include commissioning, maintenance, spare parts, modernization/upgrades, and training. The company integrates robots from all major OEMs alongside its proprietary solutions for welding, laser processing, multi-process, and foundry applications.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • ROBOTstar VII: Open robot control software enabling seamless integration of robotics, processes, and production systems.

Products and services

  • ROBOTstar VII Open robot control software platform that enables seamless integration of robotics, processes, and production systems, serving enterprise manufacturers using robots from multiple OEMs.
  • Linear Robots High-performance linear robot systems designed for industrial automation applications such as welding, handling, and processing.
  • Gantry Systems Gantry robot systems for handling and processing automation in industrial manufacturing environments.
  • Articulated Robots Articulated robot arms for flexible automation solutions across multiple industrial sectors.
  • Presses (including Deburring Presses for Mega- and Gigacasting) Press automation systems including deburring presses engineered for Mega- and Gigacasting foundry applications with smart sensor technology.
  • Casting Machines Automated casting machines designed for foundry automation applications.
  • Cells Pre-configured robotic work cells designed for specific industrial automation applications.
  • Positioner Positioning systems for robotic manipulation and workpiece orientation in automation cells.
  • Linear Travel Units Linear travel units for precise positioning and movement within industrial automation systems.
  • LaserSpy Laser-based monitoring system for quality control and process optimization in laser processing applications.
  • Welding & Cutting Solutions Turnkey automation solutions for arc welding, laser welding, and laser cutting applications in industrial manufacturing.
  • Casting & Deburring Solutions Automation solutions for foundry applications including automated casting cleaning, deburring, and process optimization with smart sensor technology.
  • Handling & Processing Solutions Automation solutions for material handling and processing across industrial manufacturing applications.
  • Software & Control Solutions Intelligent software solutions, centered on ROBOTstar VII, for control and process optimization of industrial automation systems.
  • Service & Maintenance Comprehensive service and maintenance support including hotline, remote service, and field service for maximizing automation system availability.
  • Spare Parts & Repair Spare parts supply and repair services with individualized packages for current consumption and wear parts.
  • Modification & Modernization Retrofit and modernization services for existing automation systems to ensure long-term efficiency and extended lifespan.
  • Training & Education Training programs and education services to maximize the effectiveness and safe operation of customer automation systems.

Companies that use Reis Robotics

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Reis Robotics technology and API

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AI capability2 records

Feature4 records

Reis Robotics partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • ComaucoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 25 March 2026Reis Robotics and Comau signed a cooperation agreement in March 2026 to jointly develop and deliver advanced automation products and solutions across multiple industrial sectors. The partnership combines Reis Robotics' proprietary control technology and multi-process automation capabilities with Comau's global industrial footprint and robotics portfolio. Initial focus sectors include shipbuilding, intralogistics, giga casting, battery production, heavy industry, and critical infrastructure in Germany, Italy, and globally.
  • Cocchi TechnologiescoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 July 2023Reis Robotics has been part of the family-owned Cocchi Technology industrial group since July 2023. Cocchi Technologies is an industrial group devoted to innovation, technology and growth, established in the 90s by Gino Cocchi. The group consists of 14 companies employing more than 800 people worldwide, representing over 33 nationalities, with manufacturing in Italy, Germany, France, Switzerland, Mexico, US, and China, and commercial and technical centers in more than 12 countries.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Reis Robotics competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Comau: Comau is an Italian industrial automation company and robotics manufacturer focused on automotive, battery production, and heavy industry—directly comparable to Reis's portfolio. The two signed a cooperation agreement in March 2026, formally acknowledging their overlapping offerings.
  • Stäubli Robotics: Stäubli offers a full line of SCARA, 6-axis, and collaborative robots used in automotive manufacturing, foundries, and metal processing—directly comparable product categories to Reis. Both compete as Europe-headquartered specialists rather than Chinese or Japanese mass-market suppliers.
  • KUKA: KUKA is a leading German manufacturer of industrial robots and automation systems serving the same automotive and metal-processing customers as Reis. Both are headquartered in Germany, both operate articulated and linear robot product lines, and there is a documented historical ownership relationship between the two companies.
  • Yaskawa (Motoman): Yaskawa's Motoman division manufactures articulated and gantry robots and supplies the same automotive welding, handling, and painting applications that form Reis's core. Both operate in welding-centric industrial automation with their own controller platforms.
  • FFT (Fischer Fahrzeugfertigungstechnik): FFT is a German systems integrator specializing in automotive body-in-white production lines, welding, and assembly automation—directly comparable to Reis's automotive integration work. Both serve premium German OEMs and global automotive Tier-1 suppliers with similar turnkey integration offerings.

Broad incumbents

  • ABB Robotics: ABB's Robotics & Discrete Automation business sells industrial robots, controllers, and integrated automation cells to automotive, foundry, and metals customers globally—making it a broad incumbent competing in every Reis target vertical. ABB also has its own proprietary controller stack, contrasting with ROBOTstar VII's open architecture.
  • FANUC: FANUC is one of the world's largest industrial robot manufacturers with deeply installed bases in automotive welding and foundry automation. While primarily a robot OEM rather than systems integrator, FANUC's robots compete head-to-head for the integration slots Reis fills.
  • Dürr AG: Dürr's industrial robots, painting, and environmental technology businesses serve automotive manufacturing with custom-engineered production lines. As a German-based systems integrator of similar vintage (Dürr founded 1966), it targets several of the same customers and use cases as Reis, including welding, sealing, and assembly automation.

Regional players

  • Yaskawa Robotik (Yaskawa Europe robotics division): Yaskawa's European robotics operation is geographically comparable to Reis, focusing on automotive, foundries, and metalworking in Germany and adjacent markets. While part of the global Yaskawa group, its EU-centric delivery model makes it a particularly direct regional peer.

Emerging players

  • Universal Robots: Universal Robots is the leading collaborative robot (cobot) manufacturer and an emerging threat to traditional heavy-payload industrial robotics integrators like Reis. While UR currently addresses smaller-payload applications, its rapidly expanding portfolio moves up-market into Reis's territory over time.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Reis Robotics leadership team

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Reis Robotics subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries2 records

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Reis Robotics M&A and investment

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Reis Robotics

What does Reis Robotics do?

Reis Robotics develops and delivers customized industrial robotics systems and turnkey automation solutions for manufacturing operations. The portfolio spans special robots (linear, gantry, articulated), presses, casting machines, work cells, positioners, and the proprietary ROBOTstar VII open robot control software, applied across welding, laser cutting, casting cleaning, deburring, handling, and multi-process automation applications.

Is Reis Robotics a public or private company?

Reis Robotics is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Reis Robotics founded?

Reis Robotics was founded in 1957. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Reis Robotics based?

Reis Robotics is headquartered in Obernburg, Germany, in the Europe region.

How does Reis Robotics make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Industrial Robotics Systems and Automation Solutions are the primary driver. The others are service, Maintenance, and Support.

Who are Reis Robotics's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Comau, Stäubli Robotics, KUKA, Yaskawa (Motoman) and FFT (Fischer Fahrzeugfertigungstechnik). Broad incumbents are ABB Robotics, FANUC and Dürr AG. Yaskawa Robotik (Yaskawa Europe robotics division) is listed as a regional player. Universal Robots is listed as an emerging player.

Does Reis Robotics have an API?

No public API is recorded for Reis Robotics.

What industry is Reis Robotics in?

Reis Robotics's product category is Industrial Robotics and Automation Systems. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDAAAIAB, Service & Hospitality Robots, with a secondary code of IMAHAHAA, Industrial Robots (Articulated, SCARA, Delta, Cartesian). Its NAICS code is 333248 and its SIC code is 3559.

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Robotics & Automation NewsComau and Reis Robotics partner to deliver advanced automation systems across key industrial sectorsComau, an Italian automation company, and Reis Robotics, a German robotics company, have signed a cooperation agreement to jointly develop and deliver advanced automation products and solutions across multiple industrial sectors. The partnership combines Comau's global industrial footprint and robotics portfolio with Reis Robotics' proprietary control technology and multi-process automation capabilities, targeting sectors including shipbuilding, intralogistics, giga casting, battery production, and heavy industry. Both companies view the agreement as strategically important for their diversification and international expansion, with Comau seeking to strengthen its presence in the German market specifically.Industry TodayIndustrial Robotics Revolution: Key Trends Shaping Manufacturing in 2026The industrial robotics market is projected to grow from US$14.86 billion in 2022 to US$30.47 billion by 2030, driven by automation, AI integration, and smart factory adoption across automotive, electronics, and manufacturing sectors. Asia Pacific, led by China, Japan, and South Korea, dominates growth while Europe and the Americas show steady progress in collaborative systems for SMEs. Key innovations include cobots, predictive maintenance through AI, and IoT-connected factories, with KUKA's acquisition of Reis Robotics highlighting strategic consolidation in the cobot space.GlobeNewswireEurope Machine Tending Robots Market Forecast Report to 2034, with Profiles of Universal Robots, Staubli International, Reis Robotics, ABB, and KUKAThe European machine tending robots market is driven by automation needs to boost productivity and cut costs, with key sectors including automotive, electronics, and metal fabrication. Growth is supported by labor shortages and government incentives, despite high costs and workforce reskilling challenges. Key players include Universal Robots, Stäubli, Reis Robotics, ABB, and KUKA AG.GlobeNewswireEurope Machine Tending Robots Market Forecast Report to 2034, with Profiles of Universal Robots, Staubli International, Reis Robotics, ABB, and KUKAThe European machine tending robots market is forecast to grow through 2034, driven by automation needs in automotive, electronics, and metal fabrication. Key players include Universal Robots, Stäubli, Reis Robotics, ABB, and KUKA, with growth supported by labor shortages and government incentives despite high costs.YahooEurope Machine Tending Robots Market Forecast Report to 2034, with Profiles of Universal Robots, Staubli International, Reis Robotics, ABB, and KUKAThe European machine tending robots market is projected to grow from $1.75 billion in 2024 to $3.90 billion by 2034, a CAGR of 8.35%. Growth is driven by labor shortages, Industry 4.0, and government incentives, while high costs and integration complexity pose challenges. Key players include Universal Robots, Stäubli, Reis Robotics, ABB, and KUKA.