Robotics Companies in South Korea

AI-powered collaborative robots for safer, easier automation

Rainbow Robotics is a South Korean robotics company that builds collaborative and mobile manipulation robots, including the RB-Y1 dual-arm mobile robot and the RB3-730, RB5-850, and RB20-1900ES cobot lines. Its products target industrial automation and research use cases across Korea and global markets.

Open-source robotics platforms for education and research

Industrial wearable robots and service robots for safer, more efficient work

AI-powered CLOi service robots for delivery, support, and ergonomics

Collaborative robots and automation systems for small and mid-sized manufacturers

Collaborative robots for safe, flexible industrial automation

Small, affordable, programmable robots for education and research

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Collaborative robots and mobility devices for smarter automation

Korea’s No. 1 industrial robot solutions provider

Robotics and AI platforms for collaborative service robots

AI and robotics research for home and future human-assistive robots

Smart factory solutions with custom AMR and GoCart logistics robots

Wearable robots for rehabilitation and assisted mobility.

We Innovate

Educational and industrial robotics platforms and components

Humanoid companion robot for everyday personal assistance

No.1 in South Korea

AI-powered sound analysis for real-time industrial monitoring

Physical AI for Industrial Applications

Modular autonomous mobile robots

FREEING HUMAN HANDS

AI robotics for mobility, logistics, and human-centered automation.

Rainbow Robotics is a South Korean robotics company that manufactures the HUBO humanoid robot series, including HUBO-2, as a KAIST spin-off. It develops biped and humanoid robots for research and advanced robotics applications, and was later identified by Samsung as a Korean robotics firm in its investment announcement.

KAIST is a leading South Korean research university in science and technology.

KIST (Korea Institute of Science and Technology) is a South Korean research institute that developed humanoid robots including Mahru (2005) and Kibo (2011). Mahru is a full-size humanoid robot capable of autonomous walking and household tasks, controllable via motion-capture suit. Kibo is a humanoid robot with expressive features, voice command understanding, and 43 degrees of freedom designed for interaction and hugging.

EveR is a series of female androids developed by the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology in collaboration with Korea University of Science and Technology. The project, headed by Baek Moon-hong, focuses on humanoid robotics research and public demonstrations. EveR 6 notably conducted South Korea's national orchestra at Seoul's National Theater of Korea, marking the country's first robot-led orchestral performance.

Global electronics and robotics solutions from LG Electronics.

Physical AI autonomous robots & end-to-end RaaS

Robotis builds open-platform humanoid robots including DARwIn-OP, a miniature humanoid for research and education with advanced computation, sensors, high payload, and dynamic motion. Developed with Virginia Tech's RoMeLa, Purdue, and UPenn. Targets academic institutions, researchers, and robotics labs.

Robots for biomanufacturing

Tesollo is a South Korean company that makes the DELTO line of anthropomorphic robotic hands and grippers for humanoid and industrial robots. The DG-5F is a five-finger hand with 20 degrees of freedom, independently articulated joints and backdrivable compliance.

High-performance robotic hand for research, automation, and manipulation

AI-based 3D vision robot automation for logistics and manufacturing