
Aidin Robotics
PrivateAIDIN ROBOTICS develops force/torque sensors, tactile sensors, robotic hands and control systems for humanoid and industrial robots.

AIDIN ROBOTICS develops force/torque sensors, tactile sensors, robotic hands and control systems for humanoid and industrial robots.
AIDIN ROBOTICS is a South Korean robotics technology company specializing in sensing and physical interaction technologies for humanoid, collaborative and industrial robots. Founded in 2019 from the Robotics Innovatory laboratory at Sungkyunkwan University, the company develops force/torque sensors, tactile sensors, robotic hands, smart grippers and robot control systems designed to enable safer and more precise physical interaction between robots, people and their environments. Its humanoid-focused products include the AIDIN-Hand, a human-sized dexterous robotic hand integrating force/torque sensing, and the ATT tactile sensor, which enables robot hands and fingertips to detect contact position and applied force. AIDIN unveiled its second-generation hand in 2026 with 16 degrees of freedom, a 20 kg payload and integrated tactile sensing.

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