| Machinery Industry | Industrials Sector | Mr. Jonghoon Park CEO | KRX SM Exchange | KR7348340001 ISIN |
| KR Country | 169 Employees | - Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
Neuromeka Co.,Ltd., founded in 2013 and based in Seoul, South Korea, specializes in the manufacturing of industrial robots. The company is at the forefront of creating a "Robot as a Service" platform business ecosystem that emphasizes the utilization of collaborative robots. These robots are designed to work alongside humans in various settings, notably optimizing operations in the manufacturing, food & beverage service, and media and art sectors. By focusing on collaborative efforts between humans and machines, Neuromeka Co.,Ltd. is pioneering advancements in robotics technology designed to enhance efficiency, safety, and innovation across numerous industries.
These robots are engineered to work alongside humans in a shared workspace, enhancing safety and efficiency without the need for physical barriers. Typically used in manufacturing, assembly, and inspection tasks, their versatility and ease of use make them a popular choice.
Designed for heavier industrial applications, these robots can handle larger payloads and are suited for tasks that require more strength and precision. They often find applications in automotive, packaging, and metal processing industries.
These autonomous robots are designed to move materials and goods within an industrial or commercial setting. Equipped with sensors and navigation technology, mobile robots increase operational efficiency by automating the transport of goods.
Characterized by their unique spider-like design, delta robots are ideal for tasks requiring high speed and precision, such as picking and packing in the food industry or parts assembly in electronics manufacturing.
These components are critical for the movement and control of the robots, providing the necessary force and motion with high precision. Smart actuators are integral to enhancing the functionality and adaptability of robotic systems.
Central to the operation of robots, these controllers manage the movement and actions of the machine. They process inputs from the robot's sensors and operator commands to perform tasks accurately and efficiently.
A user interface device that allows operators to program and control the robot manually. Teach pendants are designed for ease of use, enabling operators to guide robots through task sequences with precise control.
These systems equip robots with the ability to see and recognize objects, making it possible for machines to perform complex tasks such as quality inspection, sorting, and guidance for assembly. Vision solutions enhance the versatility and intelligence of robotic systems.
The software provides the brains of the operation, enabling robots to perform complex tasks, interact with humans, and adapt to new challenges. It includes programming interfaces, simulation tools, and application-specific solutions to increase robotic capabilities.
These refer to the array of end-effectors and accessories available for robots, allowing them to perform a wide range of tasks. From grippers to welding torches, the right tool can adapt the robot for specific applications.
These services enhance the usability and maintenance of robotic systems. The platform allows for the integration of robots into existing systems and processes, while remote management services ensure continuous operation through monitoring, diagnostics, and updates.