Ultra OP1 warehouse robot: features and availability
BUYING IN YOUR MARKET
Availability in your country
Sales, delivery and support can differ by country and exact model. Choose your market to see the evidence we have checked.
Ultra OP1 warehouse robot: features and availability
No verified local offer in this dataset
Local selling channel, price, stock, delivery and service have not been verified in this regional dataset. A global product page is not evidence of local sales.
- Price
- No verified local price in this dataset
- Delivery
- No confirmed date for your address
- Warranty and service
- Local coverage not verified
“Listed” confirms a product page or sales route, not stock, delivery to every address or local service. “Pre-order” is not immediate availability. Unverified means we lack evidence; it does not mean unavailable. Prices belong to the named market and currency. Confirm the exact version, tax, shipping and support before ordering.
Ultra OP1 is a commercial dual-arm warehouse workcell offered through Robotics-as-a-Service. It performs selected packing, sorting and kitting tasks. Ultra shows operational US deployments, but has not confirmed availability in Poland or the European Union.
OP1: key information
| Manufacturer | Ultra Robotics |
|---|---|
| Category | Warehouse robot / dual-arm manipulation station |
| Tasks | Order packaging, sorting and kitting |
| Work area | About 5 × 5 ft footprint; up to 10 × 10 ft work area; 0–10 ft vertical reach |
| Payload | Up to 10 lb per arm — manufacturer specification |
| Power and network | 120 V, 10 A peak; dedicated 10 Mbps Ethernet |
| Status | B2B / RaaS commercial offer; operational US installations |
| Price and EU | No public price list or confirmed EU availability |
How does it work?
OP1 remains at a prepared station while its two arms manipulate products and packaging. Locking casters let workers move the base between work areas. It is not an autonomous mobile robot or a humanoid. Ultra claims deployment within hours and round-the-clock operation, but does not publish an intervention rate or an independent uptime test.
Commercial model and availability
Ultra offers a three-month trial and a service model combining an integration fee with a monthly charge. Terms and pricing require a quotation. Public material shows installations in New York City, Atlanta, Carlstadt and Austin. The 120 V specification and absence of European pricing mean buyers should not assume EU availability.
What should buyers verify?
Request performance on your own SKU mix, success without intervention, average exception-handling time, SLA, downtime billing and liability for damaged goods. Evaluate the complete system rather than the arms alone — RoboMorrow’s guide to data, AI and fleet operations explains why.
Read the news report on Ultra’s $50 million Series A and browse more platforms in the robot database.
Sources and verification
- Ultra — official product page, specifications and deployments
- Fortune — RaaS model and deployment information
- SiliconANGLE — functions and claimed throughput
Verified 11 October 2026. RoboMorrow has not tested OP1. Image: official Ultra material showing the actual robot at a warehouse station.
Where to buy
We do not yet have a verified exact Amazon product page for this model. Check the official source above.
News about this robot and brand
Ultra says its robots packed 500,000 orders. Now it has raised $50M
Ultra has raised $50 million to scale OP1 robots already packing, sorting and kitting orders in the US. We separate the new round from the $62 million total and identify the missing evidence.Read more →Guides
No related guides are available yet.
Comparisons and rankings
No related comparisons are available yet.