Our light industrial robot arms are low cost but serious industrial systems with remarkable software and unparalleled reliability. Their high intelligence finds them niches in the most complex tasks but they are easy to apply to any application from machine feeding to laboratory sample handling. We make sure your application is a success with knowledgeable advice before you buy and almost unlimited technical support after you buy.

ST provides affordable, easy-to-use, ready-to-go boxed robots. Unpack it, set it up and start programming.

ST robots will do most of what their big brothers will do, much that they can't do and at a fraction of the price!

The aim of this website is to provide you with as much information as possible: specs, diagrams, animations, pictures of applications, even prices - real information to help with your decision. But we invite you to discuss your application with us at the earliest opportunity.

robotics within reach
Our range of bench top industrial robot arms comprises three basic formats:
R17 jointed (articulated) robot arm, suitable for applications requiring a long reach such as machine access.
R19 cylindrical format robot arm, ideal for workspaces on a bench and laboratory applications.
R15 Cartesian format robot. This format works with linear X-Y-Z axes with additional axes as necessary.
R14  small cartesian format robot.
Controller The robot controller can interface with or even control all kinds of peripherals, eliminating the need for a PLC and synchronizing robot activity with other equipment.

Our Strengths

Simple reliable mechanics; simplicity also means low cost; Rugged, abuse proof industrial construction; smooth, swift, and accurate digital positional control. Multi-processor controllers with modular electronics, high speed drives and extensive and expandable input/output capability. The most flexible software, using English language vocabulary.

Support

Almost unlimited telephone and email support to get you up and running quickly and painlessly. Two year warranty on R17 and R19.
R20 autonomous mobile robot.
ST have worked with autonomous mobile robots since 1989. At that time the prototype was connected via an umbilical cable to a fixed computer. Now autonomous robots have come of age and ST will soon launch the R20 (code named "mercury").