Actuation and motion
Motors, drives, reducers, bearings, brakes and linear-motion components.
Direct answer
Production sourcing asks a more useful question than who sells robot parts: which supplier can provide this component, at this specification, with the evidence, change control and capacity the programme requires? Makea structures that decision across the complete BOM.
The exact stack depends on the robot. Grouping the BOM makes supplier search, qualification and risk ownership clearer.
Motors, drives, reducers, bearings, brakes and linear-motion components.
Encoders, cameras, force/torque sensors, IMUs and proximity sensing.
Processors, motor controllers, safety controls and communications hardware.
Batteries, power conversion, distribution, charging and thermal support.
Frames, enclosures, castings, machined parts, fasteners and protective elements.
Cable assemblies, harnesses, PCBs, connectors and final subassemblies.
Operational framework
A low unit price cannot compensate for missing capability, evidence or repeat capacity. Use one scorecard across every supplier decision.
Materials, tolerances, interfaces, test requirements, documentation and change control.
Inspection method, calibration, traceability, non-conformance handling and evidence.
Prototype support, repeat capacity, tooling, constraints and a realistic lead time.
Quote inclusions, MOQ, payment terms, tooling ownership, warranties and price breaks.
Critical sub-tier dependencies, approved alternatives, allocation and lifecycle exposure.
Packaging, export documents, logistics responsibility, receiving and spare-parts support.
Makea × Robotuo
Makea maps the requirement, organises supplier search, controls RFQs, tracks samples and production, and keeps quality evidence with the order. It is not an open directory.
Applications openApply to have Makea review the component stack, supplier gaps and sourcing work required for production.
