SCARA robots are compact industrial robots designed for high-speed, precise, and repeatable horizontal movement. They are used for robotic assembly, pick-and-place, inspection, packaging, material handling, and precise assembly of electrical, electronic, and automotive components. The SCARA robot was included in the Robot Hall of Fame in 2006.

Delta robots are parallel robots consisting of multiple kinematic chains connecting the base with the end-effector. They are used for high-speed, high-precision, and stable robotic applications, including picking, packing, and packaging, and can integrate with various feeding and vision systems.

Cartesian industrial robots are automated handling systems that perform linear movements along the X, Y, and Z axes, allowing precise movement and positioning of objects. They are among the most commonly used types of robots for industrial automation, with three principal axes of control that are linear and at right angles to each other. Multiple robots can be controlled simultaneously with a single controller, and the system can be expanded to up to two groups with eight axes.

Collaborative robots, or cobots, are a type of industrial robot designed to work safely and efficiently alongside human workers in a shared workspace, representing a shift in human-robot interaction.