Korea’s Robotics Technologies Head to Automate 2026 in Chicago

CHICAGO — Korean robotics companies specializing in humanoid actuators, smart factory software, robotic vision systems and autonomous mobility technologies will exhibit at Automate 2026, North America’s largest automation trade show, taking place June 22–25 at McCormick Place in Chicago.

The participating companies will present technologies spanning industrial robotics, digital twin-based factory management, robotic motion systems, collaborative robotics, precision reducers and magnetic gripping technologies used in manufacturing and automation environments.

Among the participating companies:

• SAMHYUN develops integrated actuator systems combining motors, controllers and reducers for humanoid robotics and mobility applications. 
• OBEYONG creates custom Cartesian robots and precision stages for manufacturing through an integrated design-to-inspection system.
• TIA provides digital twin-based smart factory management platforms designed for real-time industrial data collection and analysis.
• 4DiVISION develops 3D vision sensor technologies for autonomous manufacturing and precision assembly.
• NEUROMEKA develops collaborative robots and intelligent robotic automation systems based on proprietary hardware and software technologies.
• NEUBILITY develops camera-based autonomous delivery robots designed for urban environments.
• SBB TECH develops precision harmonic reducers and robotic motion components for industrial robotics applications.
• SPG supplies precision reducers and motion control technologies for robotics and factory automation applications.
• UND provides smart automation solutions and power-free magnetic grippers driven by proprietary switching technology.

The companies are participating through the K-ROBOT Pavilion organized by the Korea Institute for Robot Industry Advancement(KIRIA). Visitors to Automate 2026 are invited to explore the K-ROBOT Pavilion at Booth No. 3684 and meet Korean robotics companies showcasing technologies across automation, smart manufacturing, robotic mobility and industrial robotics.