Join us at the Warsaw Industry Week 2024 fair

Warsaw Industry Week is an event that has become a permanent fixture in the calendar of autumn trade fair meetings. OnNovember 5-7 at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn, industry leaders will present the latest technologies and innovative solutions in the industry. We are glad that once again WObit will be among this group with its MOBOT® mobile robots< /a>.

We cordially invite you to visit stand B1.41, where we will present, among others: the MOBOT® xArm mobile manipulation robot, which combines a collaborative robot and a mobile robot. It consists of a mobile base - mobile robot MOBOT® MW FlatRunner 10 with an omnidirectional drive, two navigation systems and inductive charging, and a highly agile collaborative robot arm FANUC® CRX-20iA. This solution allows for the dynamic use of the cobot at various workstations, e.g. in pick-and-place applications, material transport or automation of material processing processes.

We cordially invite you to meet our specialists at the WObit stand and see up close the innovations of the Polish manufacturer of mobile robots MOBOT®. 

We encourage you to register for free entry to the fair.

About WObit

WObit® is a family enterprise with 100% Polish capital that has been consistently building a brand as a supplier and manufacturer of innovative solutions for the automation and robotics market for over 33 years.  

WObit is a distributor of a wide range of components in the field of measurements, drives, control and mechanics. It is also a manufacturer of devices, such as MLA linear modules, offering versatile application possibilities. It offers almost all the elements necessary to design and build complete machines. The interdisciplinary team is made up of committed people, specialists with extensive experience and engineering knowledge.  

WObit's mission is to provide and create innovative technologies that modernize the Polish and global industry. WObit is a manufacturer of autonomous MOBOT® mobile robots that optimize intralogistics, as well as proprietary industrial robots, including: Cartesian and Tower robots. 

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