South Korean mobile robot maker Syscon Robotics, a subsidiary of V-One Tech, showed Zero Touch, a platform for setting up and running autonomous mobile robots, at RoboWorld 2026 at KINTEX from 4 to 7 November, iRobotNews reports.
The company says the real cost of bringing in such robots lies less in their price than in skilled engineers on site for installation, setup, integration and fault handling. Zero Touch is meant to turn that engineering work into software and standard procedures, so that customers and partners can install the robots faster and run them more simply.
Its stand centred on a mobile picking robot, which combines a mobile robot with a collaborative arm and vision and is in production use at Kia's Gwangju plant. Co-chief executive Choi Kwang-yong said the company wants any customer or partner to be able to bring in mobile robots quickly.
