🇰🇷Robots from South Korea
Discover 21 robots and autonomous systems developed by pioneering robotics manufacturers headquartered in South Korea.
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IGRIS-C
The IGRIS-C is a compact humanoid robot from ROBROS, standing at 154 cm tall and weighing 56 kg, designed for human-robot collaboration in service environments like cafes and retail spaces. Featuring 31 degrees of freedom in the body and 11 DOF in tendon-driven 5-finger hands, it excels in dexterous manipulation and bipedal locomotion. Powered by reinforcement learning for agile walking, running, jumping, backflips, and cartwheels, and imitation learning for precise object handling, it adapts to unstructured indoor settings. Equipped with stereo cameras, RealSense depth sensors, IMU for balance, and NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX plus Intel Core i7 computing, it supports teleoperation, autonomous tasks, and data collection for AI training. With a 17000mAh 48V battery, torque-based control at 150Nm max torque, and 7 DOF arms plus 3 DOF waist and 2 DOF neck, IGRIS-C offers robust performance in narrow, complex spaces, emphasizing safe, lifelike interactions and developer-friendly research capabilities.
ALICE 3
ALICE 3 is a humanoid robot developed by AEI Robot, designed for advanced human-robot interaction and autonomous operation in industrial and service environments. It features AI-powered vision and voice recognition, enabling it to perform face recognition, intelligent voice interaction, and autonomous navigation using LiDAR and advanced mapping. ALICE 3 supports bipedal walking, allowing it to move naturally in human spaces. The robot can guide visitors, conduct security patrols, answer queries, and provide entertainment. With an open SDK and API, ALICE 3 is highly customizable for various business scenarios, including manufacturing, logistics, and customer service. Its modular design and robust sensor suite make it suitable for complex, dynamic environments.
CloiD
LG CLOiD is an AI-powered humanoid robot designed for household automation, featuring a wheeled base for stable indoor navigation, adjustable torso, and dual articulated arms with 7 degrees of freedom each for precise manipulation. Equipped with a head unit serving as an AI hub, it integrates cameras, sensors, display, speakers, and voice-based generative AI to enable natural human interaction via speech, gestures, and facial expressions. Core technologies include Vision Language Model (VLM) for interpreting images into language and Vision Language Action (VLA) for converting visuals into physical tasks like folding laundry, loading dishwashers, organizing refrigerators, and assisting with cooking. It learns user patterns through LG ThinQ platform connectivity, proactively handling chores to create a zero-labor home environment. With 5-finger hands for dexterous gripping, low center of gravity for safety around families, and self-driving tech from LG vacuums, CLOiD adapts to kitchens, laundry rooms, and living spaces, reducing daily effort while providing emotional comfort.
IGRIS-A
The IGRIS-A is a compact service-oriented humanoid robot from ROBROS, standing at approximately 154 cm tall with 29 articulated joints in the body and an advanced 11-joint tendon-driven hand for dexterous manipulation. It excels in human-robot collaboration for customer-facing environments like cafes, leveraging reinforcement learning for stable bipedal walking and imitation learning for precise object handling that mimics human motions. Powered by NVIDIA Jetson Orin AI hardware, it features a dual battery system, 30:1 gear ratio for smooth torque control, and fast motion planning up to three times quicker than prior models. Adaptive hands grip varied objects dynamically, while stereo cameras, RealSense depth sensors, and IMU enable navigation and balance in unstructured spaces. Designed for lifelike interactions, it supports remote teleoperation, data collection for AI training, and tasks like serving, product handling, and hospitality assistance, prioritizing safe, efficient partnership with humans.
RB-Y1
The RB-Y1 is a semi-humanoid robot featuring dual 7-DOF arms and a single 6-DOF leg mounted on a wheeled mobile platform. It offers 24 degrees of freedom, enabling versatile and precise movement. The robot is designed for complex tasks in dynamic environments, with capabilities for high-speed operation and sharp turning. It supports master-slave teaching and includes self-collision prevention features, making it suitable for integration with AI solutions.
Friday
Friday is a highly dexterous wheeled humanoid robot from Holiday Robotics, engineered for real-world industrial manipulation, logistics, and human-robot interaction. Standing at human scale with 63 degrees of freedom, it features advanced 20-DoF tactile hands capable of detecting forces as low as 0.05N at 1900Hz refresh rates, enabling precise grasping of delicate objects and safe collaboration with people. Powered by a high-speed wheeled base reaching 1.9m/s, it prioritizes stability, energy efficiency, and 24/7 operation via hot-swappable batteries over bipedal complexity. Integrated sensors support autonomous navigation, obstacle avoidance, and low-latency control (0.2s perception-to-action), with sim-to-real learning for tasks like assembly and retail assistance. Certified safe for human proximity, Friday bridges research and commercial deployment in factories, warehouses, and service environments, offering cloud connectivity, teleoperation fallback, and modular integration for scalable automation.
ALLEX
ALLEX is a cutting-edge humanoid robot developed by WIRobotics in South Korea, designed for versatile real-world applications including household assistance, elder care, manufacturing, and medical support. Standing approximately 170 cm tall and weighing around 60 kg, ALLEX features 15 degrees of freedom in its arms, enabling delicate and precise movements with a fingertip force of 40 Newtons. It incorporates advanced force sensing without tactile sensors, gravity compensation to reduce mechanical stress, and a modular design allowing users to deploy full-body, arm-only, or hand-only configurations. ALLEX aims to safely and naturally interact with humans, performing tasks such as folding clothes, pouring drinks, and lifting loads up to 30 kg. Its lightweight yet strong design and AI-driven responsiveness position it as a significant step toward affordable, widely available humanoid robots by 2030.
AIMY
AIMY is a 150 cm tall autonomous humanoid welcome robot designed for indoor commercial environments. Weighing 44 kg, it offers AI-powered multimodal communication with natural language dialogue driven by large language models such as ChatGPT. The robot integrates an AMD Ryzen 5 7600 CPU and NVIDIA RTX 4060 Ti GPU to handle complex AI workloads. Featuring 23 degrees of freedom, AIMY delivers expressive head and hand gestures. It navigates autonomously using depth, infrared, tracking cameras, and laser sensors, and includes an 8-inch head display and 13.3-inch touchscreen for delivery across hospitality, retail, and healthcare settings.
ALICE 4
ALICE 4 is a next-generation humanoid robot developed by AEI Robot for seamless operation in human environments. Standing 160 cm tall and weighing 45 kg, it features 41 degrees of freedom and proprietary gearless linear actuators that enable smooth, precise, and quiet motion. Powered by an onboard NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX, ALICE 4 supports real-time vision, object detection, and natural language interaction. It offers multimodal perception, force-based impedance control for safe human interaction, and VR-based teleoperation for rapid skill learning. Its modular architecture and rich sensor suite make it suitable for complex pick-and-place tasks, research.
P-73
The Blue Robin P-73 humanoid robot, developed by Blue Robin Inc., exemplifies advanced bipedal locomotion and dual-arm manipulation derived from over a decade of research at Seoul National University's DYROS Lab. Standing at 173 cm with human-like proportions and 32 degrees of freedom, it enables dynamic, stable walking through model-based and learning-based control, adapting to varied terrains. Equipped with stereo and depth cameras plus the modular Blue Robin Hand featuring 8 DOF, 4 fingers, and 10N grip force capable of lifting 10kg, it excels in dexterous object handling across 16 grasp types. The avatar system supports motion retargeting for teleoperation, while imitation learning facilitates robust manipulation of everyday items. Designed for research, industrial tasks, and care applications, P-73 integrates expressive movements, safe human interaction, and versatile navigation, bridging humanoid agility with practical autonomy in unstructured environments.
AI Sapiens K0
The AI Sapiens K0 by ROBOTIS is an open-source humanoid platform optimized for physical AI research, standing 1.3 meters tall with 23 degrees of freedom for full-body dynamic motion. Powered by advanced DYNAMIXEL-Q quasi-direct drive actuators like QM-060 and QM-080, it excels in bipedal locomotion, precise manipulation, and real-world interaction, bridging simulation-to-reality gaps via imitation and reinforcement learning. Each arm supports up to 3 kg payloads, enabling tasks like object grasping and handling in contact-rich environments. Its lightweight 34 kg frame enhances safety for human-robot collaboration, while fully open hardware and software stacks—including simulation tools and training artifacts—empower researchers, educators, and developers to customize, train policies, and deploy adaptive behaviors for locomotion, manipulation, and human-robot interaction in research settings.
AI Worker
The ROBOTIS AI Worker is a semi-humanoid robot engineered for industrial automation, featuring a mobile swerve-drive base, dual 7-DOF arms, and high-DOF dexterous hands (16-20 DOF per hand) for bimanual manipulation. Powered by physical AI, it excels in learning complex tasks like wiring harness assembly, welding, and inspection through intuitive human demonstrations via teleoperation, imitation learning, and reinforcement learning. Equipped with NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin for onboard AI inference, ROS 2 open-source stack, and sensors including RGB-D cameras, LiDAR, and force-torque sensors, it perceives dynamic environments in real-time. Designed for seamless factory integration, it boosts productivity, ensures millimeter precision, and addresses labor shortages with reliable 24/7 operation, modular design, and human-like dexterity in high-mix manufacturing workflows.