Partner of HAND ERC

NSF Engineering Research Center for Human AugmentatioN via Dexterity (HAND) is a newly NSF funded Engineering Research Center led by Northwestern University. Core partners include Carnegie Mellon University, Florida A&M and Texas A&M with additional faculty support from Syracuse University, the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. By joining the HAND ecosystem, Apicoo Robotics gains access to the latest advancements in robotic gripper technologies.

Samsung C-Lab Program

C-Lab (Creative Lab) is a program operated by Samsung to develop creative ideas into business opportunities and stimulate the South Korean start-up ecosystem. This opportunity, with the access to Samsung’s robust robotics system, opens up a new playground for Apicoo to R&D further innovative products with diverse applications.

K-Startup Grand Challenge

Apicoo Robotics was listed as one of the 20 outstanding startups entering Phase 2 of the program, chosen from a total of 41 startups participating in the acceleration phase. This opportunity granted Apicoo access to a greater range of resources and support from the South Korean ecosystem.

Partner of Swiss Smart Factory

Thanks to the connection of Swiss EP EiR Dr. Thomas Gfeller – CEO of Switzerland Innovation, SusGrip was brought to Switzerland and tested in Swiss Smart Factory. The testing result was positive and SusGrip would soon be installed on a cobot and in a testing cell.

Investment contract with BK Fund

At BK Investor Network Hanoi 2023, Apicoo signed an investment contract with BK Fund to receive seed funding. Apicoo has been using this investment to continue R&D activities and promote the commercialization of smart robotics products.

Release of SuSGrip Smart Gripper

At September 2022, Apicoo Robotics announced the debut of SuSGrip, designed with advanced smart features for collaborative robots.

Lab2Market Incubation Program

Apicoo Robotics joined Lab2Market season 2 as 1 of 8 projects selected from 100+ projects over Vietnam and Singapore.

The founding of Apicoo Robotics