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South Korean robotics solution company operating the Marosol robot automation platform and the SolLink integrated control system.

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Overview

Bigwave Robotics (Korean: 빅웨이브로보틱스) is a South Korean robotics solution company founded in 2020 by CEO Kim Min-kyo, a former Doosan Robotics executive. The company operates Marosol (마로솔), a robot automation platform, and SolLink (솔링크), an integrated control system for heterogeneous and multi-vendor robots. Its business spans industrial automation, logistics automation, and service robotics, and it also runs a robot storefront organized by category — humanoids, industrial robots, collaborative robots, ROS-supported robots, peripherals and grippers, cleaning robots, logistics robots, unmanned forklifts, delivery robots, guide robots, and used robots. Marosol's industrial solutions include 2D-vision-based automotive mid-plant quality inspection and unloading, multi-product battery encasing and palletizing, 3D-vision-based large truck bumper tapping, and vision-based bolt fastening and quality inspection combined with humanoid encasing. Logistics solutions include AI palletizing linked with AMR transport automation, e-commerce logistics center palletizing, AMR transfer automation, and AMR–automatic door interlocked heavy-material transport. Service solutions include the Phantas autonomous commercial cleaning robot with an automatic water supply and drainage workstation, deployed at a 350-pyeong Ulsan CC clubhouse, and the Agibot X2 Ultra humanoid adopted by Sungkyunkwan University as a research platform for ROS2, whole-body control, and manipulation. The company has pursued overseas expansion, opening an English-language homepage for global customers and reporting USD 450,000 in orders within six months of entering the United States. It exhibited at Automate 2026 in the U.S., presenting the potential of 'K-Physical AI.' It has signed cooperation MOUs, including with Rainbow Robotics for North American market entry and with Omron Korea for robot business collaboration. It also announced a special financing program with Orix Capital for its transaction customers. Bigwave Robotics has been preparing for a stock market listing. In 2026 the Financial Supervisory Service requested a second corrected filing, suspending the public offering schedule, and the company was expected to list in September 2026. Its product portfolio includes OmniSensor, described as technology that digitizes the tacit knowledge of unit tasks and process units, and SolLink, the integrated infrastructure platform for heterogeneous and multi-type robots.

History

Bigwave Robotics was founded in 2020 by CEO Kim Min-kyo, who previously worked at Doosan Robotics. The company built its business around Marosol, a robot automation platform, and SolLink, an integrated control system for heterogeneous and multi-type robots. Its early focus was on industrial and logistics automation, with solutions such as 2D-vision-based automotive mid-plant quality inspection and unloading, multi-product battery encasing and palletizing, 3D-vision-based large truck bumper tapping, and vision-based bolt fastening and quality inspection combined with humanoid encasing. In logistics, it developed AI palletizing linked with AMR transport automation, e-commerce logistics center palletizing, AMR transfer automation, and AMR–automatic door interlocked heavy-material transport. In service robotics, it introduced the Phantas autonomous commercial cleaning robot with an automatic water supply and drainage workstation, deployed at a 350-pyeong Ulsan CC clubhouse, and the Agibot X2 Ultra humanoid adopted by Sungkyunkwan University as a research platform for ROS2, whole-body control, and manipulation. The company expanded internationally, opening an English-language homepage for global customers in July 2026 and reporting USD 450,000 in orders within six months of entering the United States. It exhibited at Automate 2026 in the U.S., presenting the potential of 'K-Physical AI.' It signed cooperation MOUs, including with Rainbow Robotics for North American market entry in August 2026 and with Omron Korea for robot business collaboration in August 2026. It also announced a special financing program with Orix Capital for its transaction customers in July 2026. Bigwave Robotics has been preparing for a stock market listing. In 2025 it was preparing for listing. In 2026 the Financial Supervisory Service requested a second corrected filing, suspending the public offering schedule. The company was expected to list in September 2026, and a report dated September 16, 2026 stated that its IPO price was set at the upper band amid praise for its physical AI growth potential. Its product portfolio includes OmniSensor, described as technology that digitizes the tacit knowledge of unit tasks and process units, and SolLink, the integrated infrastructure platform for heterogeneous and multi-type robots.

  • Founded by CEO Kim Min-kyo, a former Doosan Robotics executive.

  • Preparing for stock market listing.

  • Financial Supervisory Service requested a second corrected filing, suspending the public offering schedule.

  • Report on industrial humanoid competition expanding from China's BYD to Doosan Robotics.

  • Opened English homepage for global customers; demonstrated 'K-Physical AI' at Automate 2026 in the U.S.

  • Reported USD 450,000 in orders six months after entering the U.S. market.

  • Announced Orix Capital special financing program for transaction customers.

  • Signed robot business cooperation MOU with Omron Korea.

  • Signed MOU with Rainbow Robotics for North American market entry.

  • Deployed humanoid in modular housing production.

Products and positioning

Total robot solution specialist integrating heterogeneous robots through the Marosol platform and SolLink control system, spanning industrial, logistics, and service automation.

  • Marosol

    Robot automation platform.

  • SolLink

    Integrated control system for heterogeneous and multi-type robots.

  • OmniSensor

    Technology that digitizes the tacit knowledge of unit tasks and process units.

  • Phantas

    Autonomous commercial cleaning robot with automatic water supply and drainage workstation.

  • Agibot X2 Ultra

    Humanoid research platform for ROS2, whole-body control, and manipulation.

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