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Industrial hardware components, built for the UR platform

Controllers, teach pendants and system components are designed as part of a unified hardware architecture, enabling consistent control, interaction and connectivity across every deployment.
Universal Robots CB7 Core controller

The physical foundation for real-world automation

Hardware defines how robot systems are controlled, operated, and integrated into production. Universal Robots hardware combines system control, user interaction, and physical connectivity into a consistent architecture designed to support reliable deployment and long-term operation.

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Controllers

The UR controller serves as the central hub for robot operation, bringing together power, safety functions, and communication in a single system.

  • Centralized control of robot operation and system coordination
  • Integrated handling of power, safety, and communication
  • Consistent control architecture across the portfolio
TP7 Core teach pendant

Teach pendants

Teach pendants provide the primary interface for programming and operating the robot, with a consistent interaction model across the platform.

  • High-resolution capacitive touchscreen for direct control and programming
  • Integrated Freedrive functionality for manual positioning
  • 3-position enabling support aligned with updated ISO 10218-1:2025 requirements
  • Lightweight design and flexible cabling for ease of use in the workspace
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SP7 Smart Panel

Detachable button panel for g-Series 7th generation robots brings intuitive control to the tool flange for modern programming and operation.

Universal Robots cabels

Cables

Supporting hardware components enable flexible installation, system layout, and operation across production environments.

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Did you know that thousands of businesses rely on collaborative robots to…

  • Increase productivity
  • Adapt to changing product demand
  • Improve employee well-being and retention
  • Staff thorugh labor shortages