ROBOGEN SKENDE
ROBOGEN project · Humanoid robotics

A humanoid robot that works with its hands where people are missing.

The industrial humanoid Walker S2 tends machines, palletises and handles parts — in an environment built for people, with no plant conversion.

Calculate the payback Robot technology
System active · robot working at a customer
Walker S2 Walker S2 — celá postava Tím ROBOGEN s robotom Walker S2
176cm
Height
69kg
Weight
52
Degrees of freedom
15kg
Payload
7.2km/h
Walking speed
225cm
Arm span
Why a humanoid

One machine instead of rebuilding the whole line

Handles, conveyors, pallets and control panels are all built for the human body. A humanoid operates them the way a person does — only without a break and without turnover.

Shape

Fits the human world

Works in your existing plant with no reworking of the workstation, fencing or new line.
Versatility

One machine, many tasks

Moves to another machine and does something else — you change the program, not the line.
Uptime

Swaps its own battery

A 3-minute swap with no operator enables continuous multi-shift operation.
Walker S2 pri manipulácii
Our Walker S2 at work
Real deployment

A robot already working at a customer

Together with our industrial partner Grand Power we jointly develop and test the application directly in their operation. The robot stacks aluminium profiles onto a pallet, tends machines and sorts parts.

  • Material handling — loading and stacking parts onto a pallet
  • Sorting — sorting by type and dimension
  • Machine tending — loading and unloading parts
All solutions
Economics

How soon does the robot pay for itself?

Move the values to match your operation. We calculate conservatively — at 70% of a human's output.

Payback
3,4 years
Annual saving vs. workers
Workers / year
Robot / year
Indicative estimate. Labour cost = wage + 35% employer contributions, one full-time worker per shift. Weekend and night premiums are not included — they would shorten the payback further. The robot is assumed at a conservative 70% of an experienced worker's output.
Who is behind it

Not one company — a consortium

ROBOGEN brings together a university, precision engineering, technology development and sales. The entire value chain stays in Slovakia.

Software development · programming

STU

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, STU Bratislava. Develops the robot's software (vision – motion) and programmes applications. Leads the development team.
prof. Ing. Juraj Beniak, PhD. · lead programmer
Sales · service · training

Technicraft

Sales, service, consulting and training. Represents the ROBOGEN brand toward customers.
Technicraft s.r.o.
Technology · grippers · CE · inspections

MH Designs

Development of add-on technology, grippers and handling tooling, documentation, CE and technical inspections.
Dr. h. c. Ing. Michal Holdy, PhD. · Founder & CEO
CNC manufacturing · components

Tech Production

CNC manufacturing and production of components and tooling for the robot. Precision engineering and metalworking.
Tech Production s.r.o.
Grand Power
Reference industrial partner

Grand Power

Our top customer, with whom we jointly develop and test the application directly in their operation — material handling, part sorting and machine tending.
Let's talk

Do you have a job for the robot?

We are happy to show you the robot in operation and design a deployment for your production line — from workstation analysis to a working application.

Contact us See the robot