[Edaily Reporter Shin Yeong-bin ] Yujin Robot Co., Ltd., a company specializing in robotization platforms, will showcase an integrated robotization solution designed for manufacturing and logistics sites at “RoboCup 2026 Incheon,” the world’s largest robotics competition to be held in Korea for the first time.

Yujin Robot Co., Ltd.(056080)The company announced that it will participate in RoboCup 2026 Incheon, taking place from the 2nd to the 6th at Songdo Convensia in Incheon, to unveil its core lineup of “Robotization Solutions.”

RoboCup is an international robotics competition aimed at advancing artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics technology. This year’s event marks the first time the competition has been held in South Korea, with approximately 2,800 participants from 45 countries around the world.

At this exhibition, Yujin Robot Co., Ltd. will focus on introducing general-purpose robotization solutions based on autonomous driving technology. The company plans to demonstrate its capabilities as an integrated platform that goes beyond simply supplying robot hardware to transform existing equipment and processes in industrial settings into intelligent robot systems.

Yujin Robot Co., Ltd.’s robotization solutions are designed to maximize the utilization of existing facilities while improving logistics transport efficiency and flexibly adapting to process changes or the addition of new production lines. The company explained that this approach reduces the burden of initial infrastructure investment and lowers the barriers to adopting automation in manufacturing and logistics settings.

At the exhibition booth, core autonomous driving technologies and industrial application cases will be unveiled. Yujin Robot Co., Ltd. will showcase SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) technology, which supports precise mapping and position recognition; a navigation controller responsible for obstacle avoidance and optimal path generation; and a safety controller designed to ensure worker safety. The safety controller has obtained ISO 13482 international standard certification.

The company will also introduce a Robot Management System (FMS) that enables the integrated control of multiple robots. Based on this system, the exhibition will feature autonomous logistics robots, unmanned forklifts, solutions for converting manual equipment to autonomous operation, and retrofit solutions that upgrade existing unmanned transport vehicles into advanced logistics robots.

Yujin Robot Co., Ltd. will also reveal expansion case studies applied to various industrial sites, including cleaning machines, forklifts, and wiring carts. The company plans to present ways to enhance on-site productivity and flexibility through one-stop solutions that encompass hardware, software, and system integration (SI).

Park Seong-ju, CEO of Yujin Robot Co., Ltd., stated, “The biggest challenges in manufacturing and logistics sites are the massive initial investment costs and the need to flexibly adapt to complex process changes.” He added, “With our one-stop solution that builds an intelligent autonomous driving environment using existing equipment, we will present tangible innovations—such as maximized productivity and cost savings—to buyers worldwide.”