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How buying a robot works

Step 1

Choose a robot

Pick a base robot or a Stokes package. If you're not sure which fits, tell us the job and we'll recommend one.

Step 2

Check out or request a quote

Robots with a listed price can be bought online. Configured packages and multi-unit orders go through a quote.

Step 3

We configure it

Stokes packages are set up before they ship, with the development and options on your order.

Step 4

We train your operators

Operator training is available before and after the sale, and we deliver nationwide.

What to know before you buy a robot

Stokes robots price range

$4,365 Compact quadruped
$157,500 Mobile manipulator

What robots cost

Robots in our shop start at $4,365 for a compact quadruped and reach $157,500 for a mobile manipulator. The price depends on the platform, the configuration you choose, and whether you buy the base robot or a Stokes package.

Quadruped, humanoid, or mobile platform

Quadruped robots, often called "robot dogs", handle stairs and rough ground, which suits inspection and public safety work. Humanoid robots fit classrooms, labs, and demonstrations. Mobile platform robots are the simplest to run and give students and developers an open base to build on.

Who we sell to

We sell to school districts, colleges, law enforcement and security agencies, corrections facilities, and companies. Our law enforcement packages are non-lethal only.

What Stokes Robotics does

We are a secondary developer and integrator. We don't manufacture the robots. We build on hardware from Unitree, AgileX, and other manufacturers and set it up for the way you'll use it.

Get a quote built around your job

Tell us what the robot needs to do, where it will work, and how many units you need. We'll recommend a robot and send a quote that lists the exact configuration.