Adin Robotics announced on the 9th that it has selected Samsung Securities as its lead underwriter to begin the process of filing for an IPO on the KOSDAQ. Following this appointment, the company plans to begin full-scale preparations for its listing.
Aidin Robotics, which spun off from the Robotics Innovation Lab at Sungkyunkwan University in 2019, has built its technological competitiveness by securing approximately 50 original patents and technologies based on its research capabilities in the field of physical contact intelligence. In particular, the company is recognized as a key component company essential for implementing physical AI, focusing on sensor technology for tactile and force/torque detection.
Aidin Robotics' proprietary force and torque sensors enable precise force control and object handling, enhancing automation quality. These products boast a price competitiveness of approximately one-tenth that of imported products, and are currently being supplied to approximately 400 organizations in 15 countries across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Furthermore, starting in September, the company is expanding into related markets by sequentially releasing dedicated force and torque sensors applicable to various parts of humanoid robots, including the hands and feet. Based on this, the company is collaborating with major domestic and international robot manufacturers to supply these sensors.
Adin Robotics, recognized for its technological competitiveness and growth potential, attracted 15 billion won in Series B investment from POSCO Technology Investment, GS Ventures, Samsung Next, and CJ Logistics last year.
CEO Lee Yoon-haeng stated, “Selecting an IPO underwriter is the starting point of systematic preparation for entering the capital market,” and added, “Based on our proprietary technology, we will grow into a company that provides the core sense needed in the era of global physical AI.”
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