What's Happening?
Tesollo, a Korean robot manufacturing company, is showcasing its new robotic hand technology at K-Innoshow 2025, held alongside the APEC SME Ministerial Meeting. The event, hosted by Korea's Ministry of SMEs and Startups, serves as a platform for innovative SMEs to present their R&D achievements. Tesollo's Delto Gripper DG-5F, a multi-jointed humanoid robotic hand, features a five-finger structure with 20 independent joints for high dexterity. It enables advanced robotic functions such as manipulating complex objects and precision assembly. Tesollo CEO Youngjin Kim will present the Delto Gripper Series to government officials, global buyers, and investors.
Why It's Important?
The APEC region's robotics market is projected to reach $15.62 billion in 2025, expanding to $22.38 billion by 2029. Tesollo's participation in K-Innoshow and the K-Tech Pitching Program highlights its potential for global market entry and international cooperation. The company's innovations address labor shortages and rising operational costs, making them attractive in regions with high labor costs. Tesollo's technology has already gained international recognition, having been showcased at the AI for Good Global Summit 2025 in Geneva.
What's Next?
Tesollo aims to leverage its participation in K-Innoshow to expand its market presence and foster international partnerships. The company's focus on high-precision robotic manipulation positions it as a leader in the robotics industry. Continued innovation and strategic collaborations are expected to drive Tesollo's growth and influence in the global robotics market.
