Bigwave Robotics Secures $450,000 in Contracts Just Six Months After Entering U.S. Market

Bigwave Robotics, an industrial physical AI company, has successfully established itself in the North American market, securing supply contracts worth several hundred thousand dollars just six months after entering the U.S. market.

CEO Min Kyo Kim is discussing the adoption of robotic automation solutions with North American customers at Automate 2026. Big Wave Robotics.

On July 7, Bigwave Robotics announced that it had consecutively signed supply contracts totaling 450,000 dollars. The achievement consists of two deals: an automation project for global automotive parts assembly, and the supply of research robot platforms to leading engineering universities in the United States.

Unlike existing local robot system integration (SI) companies, Bigwave Robotics has been highly rated for offering solutions that combine its self-developed software. For these projects, its multi-robot artificial intelligence (AI) agent solution 'SOLlink' and proprietary data management software 'Data Manager' will be supplied together for each contract.

The company is also enhancing its presence in the U.S. by establishing operational bases and strengthening technological alliances with global corporations. Bigwave Robotics has formed official partnerships in the North American market with world-leading robotics and automation companies such as FANUC, Universal Robots, and Rockwell Automation. Based on these partnerships, the company is moving forward with active collaboration.

Min Kyo Kim, CEO of Bigwave Robotics, stated, "By leveraging close technological cooperation with global giants and our unrivaled software competitiveness, we intend to pursue aggressive business operations and deliver outstanding performance growth in the rapidly expanding U.S. automation market."

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