SeeSun AI, YUON Robotics and Hanwha Robotics to Advance Physical AI Robot Automation for Unstructured, Hard-to-Process Tasks
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SeeSun AI is pushing ahead with cooperation on unstructured, hard-to-process robot automation with Hanwha Robotics, together with its subsidiary YUON Robotics.
The three companies announced on the 2nd that they had signed a strategic business agreement and said they aim to cooperate on unstructured, hard-to-process robot automation.
They plan to commercialize integrated Turn-Key solutions by combining Hanwha Robotics' collaborative robots and mobile robots, as well as its automation SI and sales infrastructure, with SeeSun AI and YUON Robotics' perception and precision control technologies.
SeeSun AI, YUON Robotics and Hanwha Robotics are pushing ahead with cooperation on robot automation for unstructured, hard-to-process tasks. SeeSun AI, together with its subsidiary YUON Robotics, aims to work with Hanwha Robotics to target the unstructured, hard-to-process robot automation market and commercialize physical AI in real-world applications.
SeeSun AI announced on the 2nd that it had signed a strategic business agreement with YUON Robotics and Hanwha Robotics. The purpose of the agreement is cooperation in unstructured, hard-to-process robot automation.
The partnership is based on technology proven through an agricultural product distribution center (APC) automation project. The three companies said they plan to commercialize an integrated Turn-Key solution for high-difficulty processes, based on the APC automation verification technology, for tasks where existing robot systems have been difficult to apply.
To that end, they will combine Hanwha Robotics' high-quality hardware, including collaborative robots and mobile robots, along with its automation SI capabilities and sales infrastructure, with the eye (perception) and hand (precision control) technologies held by SeeSun AI and YUON Robotics. The three companies said they will move to commercialize an integrated Turn-Key solution by combining Hanwha Robotics' hardware, automation SI and sales infrastructure with SeeSun AI and YUON Robotics' perception and precision control technologies.
The three companies are pursuing a strategy of integrating the entire system for unstructured object 'recognition-grasp-control' processes and completing a modular workcell package, with the goal of securing an early lead in the high-barrier unstructured object handling market. As a business action for this effort, they will launch a 'joint dedicated team for unstructured solutions' (joint TF).
The three companies plan to expand business based on the unstructured, hard-to-process robot automation solution already being applied on site. Expansion targets include advanced manufacturing and logistics, where precision parts handling is essential, as well as distribution areas such as packaging irregularly shaped products, and they plan to make performance more visible by expanding joint orders.
SeeSun AI said it is pursuing this business based on its accumulated cooperative relationships. It also emphasized that it has demonstrated technology that can be deployed immediately in demanding on-site processes, and said it will seek to lead the global physical AI automation market through close cooperation.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406403
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