UR15

About

About UR15

UR15 is a six-axis collaborative arm with a 15-kilogram rated payload, 17.5-kilogram extended payload mode and 1,300-millimetre reach. Newly designed joints support a maximum tool-centre-point speed of five metres per second, while stated pose repeatability of ±0.05 millimetres supports fast handling and machine-loading cycles.

The 40.7-kilogram arm uses Universal Robots’ PolyScope environment, hand-guided teaching and the UR ecosystem of certified grippers, vision systems and application kits. IP65 and cleanroom configurations extend deployment across palletising, welding, machine tending and material handling. An application safety assessment remains required before collaborative operation at production speed.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Pick and place

    Claimed - 2025-05-12 - Universal Robots launched UR15 for high-throughput collaborative automation and reports up to 30% cycle-time improvement in pick-and-place applications.

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  • Material handling

    Claimed - 2025-05-12 - Universal Robots launched UR15 for high-throughput collaborative automation and reports up to 30% cycle-time improvement in pick-and-place applications.

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Resources

Media library

Official technical documentation, exact-product imagery and a verified product video for the Universal Robots UR15 collaborative robot.

Timeline

  • Universal Robots introduces UR15 high-speed cobot

    2025-05-12 - Product Launch - UR15 was introduced at Automate 2025 in Detroit. The cobot offers maximum TCP speed of 5 m/s. Universal Robots said UR15 can deliver up to 30% cycle-time improvement in pick-and-place applications.

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Context

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