Doosan Robotics
Doosan Robotics provides AI-powered robot solutions, including collaborative robots (cobots), for a wide range of industries.
Last updated September 11, 2026
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Overview
Doosan Robotics is a company launched in 2015, building on Doosan Group's history. It describes itself as enhancing human life through AI-powered robotic solutions and supplies robot solutions across a wide range of industries. Its first product release was in 2018, and it states it reached No. 1 in the Korean market, No. 4 in the global market, and No. 1 in the high payload (20 kg+) collaborative robot market. Its operations are in 45 countries, with a dealer network of over 100 countries. It offers cobot-based solutions for applications such as palletizing, welding, surface finishing, machine tending, gluing & bonding, material handling, assembly, inspection, and service applications including Dr.Presso coffee service, deep frying, airport luggage handling, and EV charging.
History
Doosan Robotics was launched in 2015, with Doosan Group's history providing a foundation for its launch. Its first product release was in 2018. The company states it has achieved the fastest growth in the global market since its first product release, reaching No. 1 in the Korean market, No. 4 in the global market, and No. 1 in the high payload (20 kg+) collaborative robot market. Its operations are in 45 countries, and it works through a dealer network of over 100 countries.
Products and positioning
AI-powered robot solutions for a better life; industry's biggest product lineup and solutions.
Dr.Presso cobot coffee service
Cobot from Doosan Robotics combined with a top-tier coffee machine to deliver high-quality coffee service with an intuitive interface for easy maintenance.
Industrial Palletizing solution
A palletizing solution composed of a cobot specializing in organizing goods onto pallets in logistics and transportation sectors, maximizing productivity and safety.
Training Kit
Provides opportunities to become a certified cobot engineer and is the first step in understanding how to teach cobots directly.
Recent events
Anthropic launches Model Hardware Standard (MHS) for AI agents to control physical hardware[5]
Reported:
Anthropic announced the Model Hardware Standard (MHS), a new standard that lets large-model-driven AI agents such as Claude safely and quickly operate physical devices including microscopes, robotic arms, liquid handlers and lasers. MHS was developed from a collaboration with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Janelia Research Campus and is available as a research preview to a first group of research labs and advanced manufacturers. Hardware and software vendors including AWS, Automata, Danaher, Doosan Robotics, MBF Bioscience, QIAGEN, Tecan, Universal Robots, Hugging Face and Raspberry Pi are adding or testing MHS support.
- Unconfirmed
Doosan Robotics produces a collaborative robot cafe[6]
Reported:
Doosan Robotics produced an unmanned modular robot cafe in cooperation with Folletto Robotics.
Doosan Robotics appoints William (Junghoon) Ryu as CEO[7]
Doosan Robotics announced that it appointed William (Junghoon) Ryu as its chief executive officer.
Doosan Robotics releases ROS 2 Foxy-compatible package[8]
Reported:
Doosan Robotics announced the release of a Doosan ROS 2 package compatible with ROS 2 Foxy Fitzroy.
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- 4Location : About Us : Doosan Roboticsdoosanrobotics.com
- 5Anthropic发布面向AI智能体操控物理硬件的Model Hardware Standard(MHS)finance.sina.com.cn
- 6Doosan Robotics推出协作机器人咖啡馆econotimes.com
- 7Doosan Robotics 任命 William(Junghoon)Ryu 为首席执行官automation.com
- 8斗山机器人发布兼容ROS 2 Foxy的程序包prnasia.com
- 9Anthropic launches framework for AI agents to operate devicesbignewsnetwork.com
- 10Anthropic launches Model Hardware Standard for AI agentsthehindubusinessline.com
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