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Doosan Robotics (Korean: 두산로보틱스) is a South Korean robotics company founded in 2015. It mainly manufactures cobots and has a global market share of 5th place as of 2022.

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technology5 h ago

Doosan Robotics appoints Kwon Young-min as new CEO

According to The Korea Times Business, Doosan Robotics appointed Kwon Young-min as its new CEO to lead a shift from manufacturing collaborative robots to providing intelligent robot solutions that integrate hardware, software, and AI. His background includes strategic leadership roles at Doosan Bobcat and Doosan Mottrol, with a goal to create recurring revenue from AI-enabled capabilities, while facing significant loss years and global scaling challenges.

technology6 h ago

Reward AI releases OM-1, a foundational robotics model trained on human movement data

Reward AI released the foundational robotics model OM-1 on September 15, trained directly on human movement data. Coverage notes a humanoid robot from RobotiZ performing a dance to the idol song Red Red, illustrating advances in motion learning. Media emphasis centers on demonstrations of human-movement-based robotics capabilities and regional AI initiatives.

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Doosan Robotics appoints Kwon Young-min as new CEO

technology5 h ago

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Kwon Young-min is appointed as Doosan Robotics' new CEO.
Kwon joined Doosan's strategy and planning division in 2000 and has been chief strategy officer of Doosan Bobcat from 2018 to 2020, leading Doosan Mottrol since 2021.
Doosan Robotics aims to integrate AI into robotic arms and software and develop applications for manufacturing and logistics, with a focus on industrial humanoid robots as a longer-term growth area.
The company posted operating losses of 19.2 billion won in 2023 and 59.5 billion won in the following year, reflecting preemptive investment for its AI-powered transformation.
An official said the immediate test is whether Doosan Robotics can turn smarter robots into scalable solutions that repeatedly buy and improve earnings.

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Reward AI releases OM-1, a foundational robotics model trained on human movement data

Reward AI released the foundational robotics model OM-1 on September 15, trained directly on human movement data. Coverage notes a humanoid robot from RobotiZ performing a dance to the idol song Red Red, illustrating advances in motion learning. Media emphasis centers on demonstrations of human-movement-based robotics capabilities and regional AI initiatives.

technology6 h ago