Robotom (CEO Se-yong Yoon and Hee-jin Kang), a company specializing in AIoT-based robotics housing solutions, announced that it was finally selected for the private verification track of the '2025 Ultra-Gap Startup 1000+ Project' hosted by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups.
Four companies were selected in the robotics field for this private verification track, and Robotom was one of them to receive official recognition for its technological prowess, marketability, and global expansion potential.
The '2025 Ultra-Gap Startup 1000+ Project' is a project that selects deep-tech startups with unique technological advantages that can enter the global market and helps them prepare for global expansion. Selected startups will be provided with up to 600 million won in startup commercialization funds over three years, and programs such as technology commercialization, open innovation, and investment attraction will be provided.
In the case of the private verification track, large and medium-sized companies that have been granted the right to recommend through a deliberation process recommend startups that meet the qualifications. Robotom was recommended by GS E&C's subsidiary, 'Xplo Investment (CEO Jong-Hoon Lee).'
Currently, Robotom is attracting investment from Xplo Investment and is actively providing support and cooperation, and plans to present a model house that applies Robotom's robotics housing solution at GS Construction's Daechi-dong Jai Gallery in the first half of this year.
With this startup business fund of up to 600 million won, Robotom plans to fully implement its own smart manufacturing infrastructure construction project, the 'Roboterior Automated Manufacturing System (RAMS)'. The company plans to establish a foundation for stably supplying high-quality, cost-effective robotic furniture to domestic and international customers by implementing demand-tailored automated production and design optimization through the development of the Roboterior Automated Manufacturing System.
'RAMS' performs processing, cutting, assembly, and automation processes based on 3D data of space-optimized robot territory drawings, and manages production quality through real-time monitoring. In addition, 'Roboterrier', which is a field-installation type, can be implemented more simply through Raibot, which assists in heavy load transport, jig adjustment, and precision installation.
This system is expected to provide solutions suited to the diverse structural characteristics and installation environments of global housing, and to resolve the inherent limitations of the interior design industry, which is dependent on complex processes and manpower.
Jonghoon Lee, CEO of Xplo Investment, said, “Robotom is evaluated as a company with the technology and marketability to lead innovation in residential spaces. We will continue to seek ways to cooperate so that Robotom’s technology can be applied to various residential environments and provide support for market expansion,” adding, “We expect that Robotom’s global expansion potential will further increase through this selection as one of the 1,000+ Ultra-Gap Startups.”
Robotom CEO Yoon Se-yong said, “Roboterium is a space that looks neat and elegant on the outside, but the numerous technologies used to implement it operate so quietly and precisely that users cannot detect them at all. Robotom aims to create deep-tech robot technology that puts users at the center and essence, and it is very meaningful that we have been officially recognized for our advanced technological prowess through this selection as a super-gap startup.”
Currently, Robotom is pursuing a global expansion strategy targeting the Singapore, Japan, and North American markets, and is receiving strong interest from global investors and partners based on its technological perfection and product differentiation.
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