Emporavo researches European companies that could buy your product, or supply what you need. You get a ranked report: what each company does, why it fits, what to confirm and the first step to take, with a source for every fact. Then I introduce you to the companies you choose.
Suppliers matched to your specification and pack format, with the source for each fact.
Dated price references, kept apart by kind: tender awards, advertised prices and trade statistics.
The questions to settle with each supplier before you ask for a quote.
What you receive.
A ranked report you can act on: the reasons each company fits, what is still open, and the first step to take.
From a real report prepared in October 2026 for a maker of custom battery packs, who asked which European robot makers could need its packs. Names are withheld here.
companies looked at
About 100
profiled in depth
83
ranked as leads
22
re-checked at source by independent checkers
16
published partner-search listings read
205
The top three of 22 ranked robot makers
Rank
Company
Strength
In one line
1
Electric weeding robot makerCroatia. Published partner search
Good77/96
Field-tested electric weeding robot. Its published partner search seeks manufacturing partners, and a related research request lists battery management among the planned work.
2
Weeding robot makerNetherlands. Company sources and trade press
Good76/96
Its robot runs on interchangeable 24 V battery modules, and the 2027 model gets more battery capacity. A small first production series.
3
Mobile robot makerSpain. Company sources and trade press
Good76/96
Builds autonomous mobile robots on 48 V packs of 15 to 100 Ah and sets its own pack design. Who builds the packs is not published.
3
Mobile robot maker, Spain
Company sources and trade press. Good76/96
What it does
Designs, manufactures and sells autonomous mobile robots and mobile manipulators across several product lines, and states that thousands of its robots are in use worldwide.
Battery today
48 V on every model checked, from 15 Ah on the smaller robots to 100 Ah on the largest.
Why it fits
48 V packs of 15 to 100 Ah. One model uses LFP cells, the chemistry the company used in its earlier robots (specialist magazine, 2025).
The same article says the company chose the chemistry and shaped the pack design around fast charging and high peak current. It specifies its packs itself, which suits a build-to-spec pack maker.
States that its products are designed, developed and manufactured in Europe.
Several models with different capacities, a modular battery on one and a quick-swap battery on another: several pack variants in steady series.
Active in 2026, with a live demonstration at a robotics conference.
To confirm
Who builds the packs today is not published; there may be an established supplier.
Chemistry is confirmed for one model only. UN 38.3 is listed for most models, so the client's packs would need the same test report.
First step
Offer a 48 V, 15 Ah LFP pack with CAN BMS as a sample for its smaller robots, state the UN 38.3 status up front, and ask who handles battery purchasing.
Score
Evidence of need22/36
Pack fit20/20
Series size15/15
Recent activity10/10
Approach route6/10
Distance3/5
Contact route
Company switchboard. Withheld on this public copy.
Sources
Three company product pages, the company profile, a specialist magazine (2025) and a conference page (2026). Links withheld on this public copy.
You decide at each step. Nothing is due until an order.
Brief
Tell me what you make or need, the countries that matter and the kind of company you want to reach. A link to your product page is enough to start.
Free short report
I research the market and send the companies that pass my checks: what each one makes or sells, with a source for every fact.
Written terms
If the list is useful, we agree in writing the commission for each deal. The research stays free.
Introductions
You receive the full ranked report with contact routes and a first step for each company. I introduce you to the ones you choose, with wording you approve.
You pay only on orders.
My fee is a commission, agreed in writing for each deal before any introduction. It is due only when an introduction you accepted leads to an order.
The research, both reports and a company’s place on a list cost nothing. Emporavo is independent: it does not make or trade products, and it works for the company that sends the brief.