Doosan Robotics is set to unveil its latest innovations at Automatica 2025, Europe's premier robotics and automation trade fair, commencing on June 24 in Munich, Germany.

The exhibition will showcase a comprehensive display of AI-integrated automation and manufacturing solutions, divided into two key zones: 'Automation in Action' and 'Automation to Reality'.

In the 'Automation in Action' zone, practical applications of robots in manufacturing processes such as welding, assembly, and quality inspection will be demonstrated, featuring solutions already adopted by industry giants like General Motors and Heineken.

The 'Automation to Reality' zone will highlight AI-driven robotic technologies, including the 'Voice to Real' solution, co-developed with AWS, which allows robots to recognize voice commands and perform tasks autonomously.

Additionally, the Sanding Solution will enable robots to autonomously map and polish surfaces using AI and 3D vision, while the Inspection Solution will conduct high-accuracy real-time inspections of vehicles.

Another highlight is 'Sim to Real', a real-time motion control solution utilizing NVIDIA Isaac Sim for simulating and testing AI-driven robots with rapid trajectory computation.

Industry experts regard Doosan's presentation as a testament to its leadership in next-generation collaborative automation and human-robot synergy.

This exhibition marks a pivotal moment for Doosan Robotics as it transitions from a hardware-focused manufacturer to a provider of comprehensive intelligent robot solutions.

A spokesperson for the company emphasized that this event represents a significant milestone in their evolution towards becoming an intelligent robotics solution provider.

Doosan's exhibit will also highlight advancements in AI, voice recognition, and 3D sensing, which are crucial steps towards achieving cognitive robotics.

Founded in 2015 in South Korea, Doosan Robotics specializes in AI robot solutions aimed at enhancing automation across various industries worldwide.

Among the innovative exhibits, the Material Handling Solution will showcase three collaborative robots equipped with vision capabilities that can autonomously recognize and manipulate objects without prior training.