Syswin Robotics Secures Major Orders Through Integrated Hardware-Software Capabilities

Syswin Robotics has successfully secured significant projects with major global corporations, leveraging its in-house capabilities in both hardware and software development for autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). The company announced it will supply customized AMRs to Samsung Electronics' Pyeongtaek semiconductor facility and the global robotics and equipment firm Zeus.

The company's ability to design AMRs tailored to specific site environments, including sophisticated control technologies, was crucial for these wins. The semiconductor and display manufacturing industries rely heavily on efficient and safe logistics between equipment, making advanced AMR design and control vital for process efficiency and safety.

For Samsung's Pyeongtaek semiconductor plant, Syswin Robotics will deliver 'CLAMPING AMR' units on a turnkey basis. These robots are engineered to autonomously navigate to designated locations, precisely dock various types of utility equipment, and transport them to their destinations. The design incorporates Mecanum wheels for maneuverability in the tight and complex semiconductor fabrication environment, along with SLAM-based spatial mapping and obstacle avoidance.

Safety features are paramount, with the AMRs designed to automatically decelerate or stop upon detecting obstacles, smoke, or high temperatures, adhering to semiconductor cleanroom safety standards. Compatibility and stability with higher-level systems are ensured through the VDA5050 global standard communication protocol.

Syswin Robotics' proprietary hardware and software platform will be implemented in the Zeus project. The 'Samr-Titan' integrated control board consolidates essential components like the CPU, communication modules, and battery management system onto a single embedded board. This 'all-in-one' design simplifies internal wiring, reducing downtime caused by wire breaks or contact failures and enhancing operational stability for demanding logistics environments. Paired with the 'Samr-Soft' control platform, the company aims to strengthen product competitiveness by streamlining assembly processes and improving maintenance convenience.

"The ability to meet the stringent on-site needs of major manufacturers and global equipment companies like Samsung Electronics and Zeus is thanks to our design capabilities and unique integrated control technology," said Yoo Wan-ok, CEO of Syswin Robotics. "We will target the unmanned automation market in advanced industries with customized AMR solutions that offer cost savings and maintenance convenience."

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The ability to meet the stringent on-site needs of major manufacturers and global equipment companies like Samsung Electronics and Zeus is thanks to our design capabilities and unique integrated control technology. We will target the unmanned automation market in advanced industries with customized AMR solutions that offer cost savings and maintenance convenience.