
igus Iggy Rob
Two cobot arms and a head on a wheeled base, priced at EUR 47,999 and sold after an on-site trial.
igus iggy Rob humanoid on mobile base, front studio view · Photo: igus · Press image · Source
Iggy Rob combines two igus ReBeL lightweight cobot arms, bionic hands and a head on the ReBeL Move mobile base, standing about 1.70 m tall. igus positions it as an affordable humanoid for industrial and service tasks and sells it through a 'test before invest' trial. It is humanoid in layout only: there are no legs, and no customer has been named.
Our verdict
A cheap, honestly priced mobile dual-arm manipulator from an established supplier; treat it as a cobot on wheels with a humanoid upper body.
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Availability
€47,999
Purchase price after the 'test before invest' trial; VAT treatment not stated.
Dealers: igus (direct)
as of 2025-07 · Source
$54,500
Currency conversion of the EUR price by Design News (about USD 54,500); another outlet converted to about USD 56,072. No separate US list price from igus Inc. found.
Dealers: igus Inc. (direct)
as of 2025-07 · Source
No public price
No Chinese channel found.
as of 2026-10
Timeline
Specs
- Height
- 170 cm
Manufacturer claim - Runtime
- up to 8 h
Manufacturer claim
Sources
- Humanoid robot Iggy Rob costs less than 50,000 euros Computer&Automation · Oct 31, 2026
- Igus Unveils Affordable Humanoid Robot Iggy Rob at $54,500 Price Point Design News · Oct 31, 2026
- igus introduces Iggy Rob humanoid robot for industrial, service applications Robotics 24/7 · Oct 31, 2026
- German plastics manufacturer shows humanoid robot for industrial applications heise online · Oct 31, 2026
- igus Introduces Lower-Cost Humanoid Robot Automation World · Oct 31, 2026
- igus Introduces Iggy Rob: An Affordable Humanoid Robot for Industrial and Service Applications igus · Nov 1, 2026
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