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Complete robots & platforms companies in South Korea

This page lists the 9 complete robots & platforms companies in the GlobleMatch directory that are headquartered in South Korea. Every company below has a directory profile compiled from public sources, with its headquarters, industry and official website. Profiles can be claimed by the company, and listings are free — there is no pay-to-rank.

All 9 companies

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CMES

CMES is a South Korean intelligent-robot-automation company that gives standard industrial robots 3D eyes: it combines proprietary 3D vision sensors, AI recognition and robot control software so...

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Curexo

Curexo is a South Korean medical robot company based in Seoul, specialising in surgical and rehabilitation robots.

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Doosan Robotics

Doosan Robotics is a South Korean manufacturer of collaborative robots, listed on the Korea Exchange in October 2023, and part of the wider Doosan group.

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Hanwha Robotics

Hanwha Robotics is the collaborative-robot company of South Korea’s Hanwha Group, headquartered in the Pangyo tech district of Seongnam.

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HD Hyundai Robotics

HD Hyundai Robotics is the industrial-robot company of South Korea’s HD Hyundai group, headquartered in Daegu.

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Holiday Robotics

Holiday Robotics is a Seoul-based builder of dexterous humanoids for real industrial work: FRIDAY is a 64-degree-of-freedom humanoid — 40 of them in its hands — designed for repetitive, physically...

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Hyundai Rotem

Hyundai Rotem is a Hyundai Motor Group company whose defense business has become one of South Korea’s main developers of military ground robots.

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Neuromeka

Neuromeka is a South Korean collaborative robot manufacturer founded in 2013 and headquartered in Seoul’s Seongdong District.

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Rainbow Robotics

Rainbow Robotics is a South Korean robot manufacturer founded in 2011 by researchers from the KAIST humanoid-robot laboratory, the team behind the HUBO humanoid programme.

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