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Robotic hands: South Korea's Tesollo expects more than 1,000 units sold by end of 2026 and eyes the Bourse

The South Korean maker of robotic hands and multi-finger grippers is expanding production and preparing a Bourse listing in South Korea, Robotics Tomorrow reports.

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Tesollo says its current sales trajectory points to cumulative sales of robotic hands and grippers passing 1,000 units by the end of 2026. This is the company's own forecast.

The company says it expanded its production facilities in 2026 and modernised its manufacturing equipment to meet demand from Korean and overseas customers. Its production line covers assembly, inspection, quality control and shipping.

Its range of articulated end effectors runs from a single-finger mechanism to a five-finger hand. According to Tesollo, its products are no longer used mainly for research and proofs of concept, but also for real deployments, notably in industry.

Tesollo has chosen KB Securities as lead manager and is preparing a Bourse listing aimed at technology companies.

Source

  1. Robotics Tomorrow · roboticstomorrow.com

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