BRILS
"Advanced Robot Solutions for Industrial Automation"
Incheon robot automation specialist and system integrator transitioning to manufacturer, offering the BRS series of industrial robots, cobots, AMRs and.
BRILS Corp. is a robot automation specialist and system integrator headquartered in Songdo, Incheon, South Korea, founded in 2015 and led by CEO Jeon Jin. The company has historically delivered automation systems for high-tech industries including semiconductors, secondary batteries, and automotive manufacturing, and is now transitioning from a pure system integrator into a full-scale robot manufacturer with its own standardized robot platform. Its flagship BRS series comprises eight industrial robot models and ten collaborative robot models, alongside hybrid autonomous mobile robots and intelligent palletizing systems. The collaborative robots, such as the BRS3011C, handle payloads up to 30 kg with a 2,000 mm working radius while drawing only about 600 W, and incorporate AI-powered safety control software that BRILS says allows it to offer systems at roughly 60% of typical market price.
The company has also developed explosion-proof models that operate reliably in flammable environments and across temperatures from minus 10 to 50 degrees Celsius, targeting chemical and heavy-industrial sectors. In logistics, the BRS M series of hybrid autonomous mobile robots, including the BRS670M, uses 360-degree sensors and specialized wheel trains to navigate uneven warehouse floors and can run for eight hours after a two-hour charge, integrating assembly, inspection, and transport. Its intelligent palletizing systems, serving nearly 70 corporate clients, combine 3D vision and AI safety intelligence to optimize stacking and prevent collisions. BRILS partners with firms such as OnRobot Korea on sanding and welding solutions, is investing in a Daegu facility for specialized service and military robots, and is expanding into North American and Latin American markets while preparing for a KOSDAQ listing.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
BRS3011C Collaborative Robot
30 kg payload collaborative robot with a 2,000 mm reach and low 600 W power draw.
BRS670M Hybrid AMR
Hybrid autonomous mobile robot navigating uneven warehouse floors with 360-degree sensing.
Intelligent Palletizing System
3D-vision palletizing system with AI safety intelligence to optimize stacking and avoid collisions.
Contact BRILS
WEBSITE
https://www.brils.co.kr/HEADQUARTERS
Korea, Republic of (South)
Company Facts
Founded
2015
Primary Role
System Integrator
Company Size
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Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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