What we build

Four robotics building blocks, engineered in-house.

The same hardware, software and AI — combined and tailored to each customer’s process.

Groschopp autonomous mobile robot with the engineering team behind it
Mobile robotics

Autonomous mobile robot (AMR)

Omnidirectional, 100 kg payload, 3D lidar and vision navigation. Moves carts and loads through an existing factory with no guide lines, floor markings or infrastructure changes.

Robot arms on the workbench during a pick-and-place teaching session
Physical AI

Robot arms taught by demonstration

An operator shows the task, the robot learns it, and the result is validated in simulation before it touches the line. Faster to teach, adapts to new products, re-deployable.

Camera-equipped robot arm working between cucumber plants in a growing cell
Robot cells

Cells for manual processes

Repetitive handling, assembly, gluing, pick-and-place and quality-critical steps automated one cell at a time, inside the existing line, with payback calculated before we build.

Automated compact warehouse with stacker crane and tray shelves
Warehouse automation

AKL — connected compact warehouse

Stacker crane, PLCs, robots, RFID tray tracking and the ERP (PSI Penta, SAP or any MES) working as one system, with every tray traceable.

How a robotics project runs

Step by step, with payback at every stage.

01

Inspect

Map the manual process, variance and bottlenecks.

02

Concept & ROI

Define the robot cell — and the payback.

03

Pilot & simulate

One cell, validated in simulation and on-site.

04

Implement

Commission in the existing line.

05

Support & improve

Docs, training, updates and new tasks.

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Common questions

Robotics in Serbia, in short.

Is Groschopp a robotics company in Serbia?

Yes. Groschopp Systems Solutions is an engineering and robotics company founded in 2016 in Novi Sad, Serbia. It designs and builds its own autonomous mobile robot, robot cells and robot software and deploys them in manufacturing and warehouse operations.

Which robots does Groschopp build?

An omnidirectional autonomous mobile robot with 100 kg payload, robot cells for manual processes, robot arms taught by demonstration (Physical AI) and automated compact warehouses (AKL) — all on the in-house GR robot platform and software.

Do you build robots for small and mid-sized companies?

Yes. Cells are scoped one process at a time with cost-effective robots and the payback calculated before anything is built, so the investment stays at a size an SME can carry.

Do you use your own robots or third-party systems?

Both the robot platform and the software are developed in-house, built on proven industrial standards and components. The engineers who build the robots are the ones who commission and support them.

Where do your robots operate?

In factories and warehouses across Serbia, the Western Balkans, Germany and Europe. The team travels from Novi Sad for on-site assessment, commissioning and support.

How does a robotics project start?

With a process review: we map the manual process, define the concept and its payback, pilot one cell validated in simulation and on-site, then implement it in the existing line.

Next step

Which manual process
should a robot take over first?

Start with a process review — an engineer from Novi Sad responds within 48 hours with an honest scope and a pilot proposal.