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PolyScope has been the leading cobot software since collaborative robots were invented. Its intuitive, template-based interface empowers operators to program and customize applications freely, without complexity.

PolyScope X

Intuitive, inclusive and accessible. PolyScope X is a new platform that is focused on usability and centralizes the most important features on an improved interface.

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Automation for anyone, anywhere with our AI Accelerator

AI Accelerator powered by PolyScope X

Innovate new solutions with the AI Accelerator from Universal Robots that offers endless possibilities to elevate automation with AI. From improved decision making through computer vision to enhanced motion capabilities derived from training models.

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MotionPlus powered automation

Achieve smooth, coordinated paths between the robot and external axes for advanced applications like welding, dispensing, and finishing with MotionPlus. With precise synchronization and intuitive programming, MotionPlus elevates motion control and unlocks more efficient, scalable automation.

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UR Resources

UR Developer Suite

Looking to build a solution? We have consolidated all of our amazing content into a new space called the UR Developer Suite! Click here to find all the tools, tutorials and resources you need to succeed.

UR Academy training

From award-winning free e-Learning modules to hands-on training, certified trainers can provide you with the skills to deploy, program and set up your cobot for optimal performance.

UR Martketplace

Browse over 300 accessories ranging from glue dispensers to inspection cameras.

UR Forum

Visit the UR Forum or create an account to join over 10,000 other passionate cobot specialists.

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Thousands of businesses rely on Collaborative Robots to...

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