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Robot battles
Permanent comparisons with a source on every row, plus a tool to place any sourced profiles side by side. Unknown values stay visible instead of becoming invented numbers.
Published comparisons
- UR5e vs ABB GoFa 5Universal Robots UR5e and ABB GoFa 5 (CRB 15000) compared on payload, reach, repeatability, speed, joint ranges, safety and sensing, with the source for every value.Robot battle · verified 8 October 2026
- UR5e vs FANUC CRX-5iAUniversal Robots UR5e and FANUC CRX-5iA compared on payload, reach, repeatability, speed, joint travel, weight, protection and environment, with the source for every value.Robot battle · verified 9 October 2026
- UR10e vs FANUC CRX-10iAUniversal Robots UR10e and FANUC CRX-10iA compared on payload, reach, repeatability, speed, joint travel, weight, protection and environment, with the source for every value.Robot battle · verified 9 October 2026
- ABB GoFa 5 vs FANUC CRX-5iAABB GoFa 5 (CRB 15000) and FANUC CRX-5iA compared on payload, reach, repeatability, speed, joint travel, weight and protection, with the source for every value.Robot battle · verified 9 October 2026
- UR5e vs UR7eUniversal Robots UR5e and UR7e compared field by field: payload, reach, repeatability, speed, joints, force sensing, power and noise, with the source for every value.Robot battle · verified 9 October 2026
- UR20 vs UR30Universal Robots UR20 and UR30 compared on payload, reach, speed, repeatability, joints, force sensing, protection and power, with the source for every value.Robot battle · verified 9 October 2026
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| Specification | UR18 |
|---|---|
| Category | Collaborative robot |
| Manufacturer | Universal Robots |
| Payload | 18 kg |
| Reach | 950 mm |
| Repeatability | ±0.05 mm (ISO 9283) |
| Weight | 39.2 kg |
| Maximum TCP speed | 4 m/s |
| Height | Unknown |
| Runtime | Unknown |
| Ingress protection | IP65 |
| Availability | Commercial product |
Specifications can describe different robot classes and are not a performance ranking. Unknown values remain visible. Manufacturers do not always measure the same quantity the same way; permanent comparisons explain where that matters.