Direct lines to the makers
We talk to the manufacturers ourselves, on models, pricing, certification and support, so you get the right robot with factory backing.
Industrial robots are ready. The path into European operations is not. We are building that path: direct lines to the manufacturers, the EU compliance groundwork, and a reference site in our own food company in Volendam.
We would rather show our progress than make promises. This is the path from a booth in Beijing to a working robot on a European floor.
World Robot Conference, Beijing. Two days of meetings with the makers shaping this market.
DoneModels, certification and channel terms for Europe.
In progressCE, machinery safety and the new EU Machinery Regulation of January 2027.
In progressFirst unit on our own food production and cold-store floor, results published openly.
In preparationDelivery, installation, training and service in the Netherlands.
PlannedA robot ordered far away comes with shipping, CE paperwork, installation, training, repairs and spare parts. That is the part we are building, so a European buyer gets a working robot instead of a project.
We talk to the manufacturers ourselves, on models, pricing, certification and support, so you get the right robot with factory backing.
CE, machinery safety and importer duties, worked through before we sell anything. We would rather be slow here than sell you a problem.
The first units will run in our own food production and cold store in Volendam. We will publish what they actually do: uptime, use cases and honest limits.
A partner network for deployment, commissioning and application work, so a robot arrives configured for your job rather than in a crate.
First-line service, spare parts held locally and a replacement unit during repairs. Today repairs still run through the manufacturer; this is the gap we intend to close.
Lease or rent instead of a large investment, with European finance partners, and one Dutch point of contact from quote to repair.
Industrial quadruped robots can do real work today. These are the three applications we are preparing first, chosen for the clearest return.
Autonomous patrol of sites, ports and warehouses, day and night. The Netherlands is Europe's logistics country.
Routine rounds, asset checks and data capture across large industrial sites.
Pest-activity detection for food safety and stock checks in the cold store, where people should not linger. We run a food business ourselves: HACCP and cold chains are our daily reality.
Compliance, installation and service decide who wins this market. That is where we put the work in first.
World Robot Conference 2026, Beijing. We sat at the table with the manufacturers themselves, and those conversations are running now.



Eurobotic is founded by Rachid Atouli: 14 years importing regulated goods into the EU, owner of a Dutch food production and warehouse company, and an operator who runs his business with AI.
"Every buyer asks the same thing: who fixes it when it stops? We are building the answer before the first sale."Rachid Atouli, founder

Tell us what you would use a robot for. We will keep you posted, and early conversations help us decide which applications to build first.