inVia Robotics inVia PickervsUniversal Robots UR10e
Side-by-side comparison of inVia Robotics inVia Picker and Universal Robots UR10e: specs, price, use cases and SDKs.

inVia Picker
Nimble, adaptable, tireless autonomous mobile robots for warehouse order fulfillment.

UR10e
Collaborative 6-axis industrial arm
Specifications
| Spec | inVia Picker | UR10e |
|---|---|---|
| Price (USD) | $0 | $52,000 |
| Category | industrial | industrial |
| Payload | 18.14 kg | 12.5 kg |
| Runtime | 10 h | — |
| Speed | 2.235 m/s | — |
| Weight | 61.69 kg | — |
| Reach | Up to 8 ft | 1300mm |
| Degrees of Freedom | null | 6 |
| Battery | Hot-swappable batteries | — |
- Warehouse picking
- Order fulfillment
- Goods-to-person automation
- Inventory retrieval
- Pick & place
- Machine tending
- Assembly
- Welding
When to pick which
Choose the inVia Picker for large-scale e-commerce fulfillment centers or 3PL warehouses where the primary goal is high-volume goods-to-person order picking. Its 2.235 m/s travel speed and 8-foot vertical reach make it superior for navigating expansive aisles and retrieving items from high shelving units, a task a stationary arm cannot perform. If your facility requires a fleet to automate inventory retrieval across a wide footprint without modifying existing racks, the inVia Picker’s autonomous navigation and 18.14 kg payload capacity provide the necessary throughput for high-SKU environments. The hot-swappable batteries ensure continuous 24/7 operation in high-demand logistics settings.
Select the Universal Robots UR10e for manufacturing environments requiring high-precision manipulation, such as automotive assembly, CNC machine tending, or arc welding. Unlike a mobile picker, the UR10e offers 6 degrees of freedom and a 1300mm reach, allowing it to perform complex, multi-angle tasks within a fixed workstation. It is the better choice for electronics or metalworking shops where collaborative safety is essential for human-robot proximity. Use the UR10e when your process demands sub-millimeter repeatability for tasks like palletizing or screw driving, leveraging its URScript and ROS2 compatibility to integrate with specialized end-effectors and existing industrial production lines.
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