Daegu, South Korea robot maker spun off from Hyundai Heavy Industries in 2020; holds the largest share of Korea's industrial robot market.
HD Hyundai Robotics is headquartered in Dalseong-gun, Daegu, South Korea, and traces its robotics work back more than 40 years inside the Hyundai Heavy Industries group before being spun off as an independent company in 2020 during the group's holding-company restructuring; it now operates under the HD Hyundai umbrella. The company holds the largest share of South Korea's industrial robot market and has supplied more than 70,000 robot units worldwide.
Its lineup spans six-axis articulated robots for welding, material handling, and process automation; the HDC series of collaborative robots, with payload ratings reaching 50 kilograms for shared human workspaces; flat panel display (FPD) transfer robots for glass-panel handling; and the Hi6 robot controller along with positioners and turntables used as welding peripherals. In mid-2026 the company added Physical AI capabilities to the HDC collaborative line and invested 13 billion won in humanoid-robotics developer Adin Robotics to build out AI and humanoid capabilities.
Customers span the automotive, shipbuilding, construction-machinery, battery, and electronics manufacturing sectors in Korea and abroad.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Next-generation AI-enabled robot controller for HD Hyundai Robotics industrial robots with enhanced safety, AI-driven motion planning, and improved user interface.
Contact HD Hyundai Robotics
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https://www.hd-hyundairobotics.comPHONE
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Korea, Republic of (South)
Company Facts
Founded
2020
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Manufacturer
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Asia-Pacific
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