Conglomerates Rush In... Large Sums Flow into Startups Developing Robotic Hands and Arms

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AL.Robot, a company developing torque sensors for use in robotic arms and joints, has recently secured KRW 6.1 billion in follow-up funding.
Amid growing attention from major domestic venture capital firms, SeAH Tech Investment, the CVC of SeAH Group (KRX: 306200), participated as a key investor.

The torque sensors developed by AL.Robot are used to measure rotational force and load in industrial robots.
They are critical components that enhance the precision control and safety of robotic systems.
They play an especially important role in collaborative robots and those performing high-precision tasks.

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