[Stock in Focus] Doosan Robotics Rises to Global Top 10; Inspired by Robotis's Tenfold Surge?

Doosan Robotics is showing strong performance. As robot-related stocks in the domestic stock market experience a robust upward trend, Doosan Robotics also appears to be joining the rally to align with its peers.

As of 10:09 a.m. on December 4, Doosan Robotics was trading at 80,900 won, up 4,200 won (5.48%) from the previous trading day.

Since the beginning of this year, the share price of Robotis has increased more than tenfold, and Wonik Holdings has risen by 960%. Rainbow Robotics has climbed by about 180%. In terms of market capitalization, Robotis has grown to 4.2 trillion won, Wonik Holdings to 2 trillion won, and Rainbow Robotics to 9 trillion won.

By contrast, Doosan Robotics has only risen by 55%. Its market capitalization currently stands at 5.2 trillion won.

On December 3 (local time), the UK-based manufacturing media outlet 'Manufacturing Digital' released the results of its global market share analysis in the 'Top 10 Industrial Robot Manufacturers of 2025' report.

The most notable finding from the survey was that the Korean company Doosan Robotics entered the top 10. The outlet analyzed that Doosan Robotics recorded a 1% market share, placing it alongside global giants.

Doosan Robotics has focused on the 'collaborative robot (Cobot)' sector, where humans and robots can safely work together. The report stated, "Doosan is recognized for its advanced technology and intuitive programming interface," adding, "It is expanding its business presence in North America and Europe, competing with established market leaders."

Kim Minpyo, CEO of Doosan Robotics, recently stated on his LinkedIn account, "To drive the massive inflection point known as Physical AI, Doosan Robotics is rapidly expanding its teams, focusing on Korea, the United States, and Germany." He added, "Doosan Robotics has already brought together top robotics and hardware experts, as well as leading software, data, AI, and user experience (UX) specialists, creating powerful synergy."

He continued, "To realize the business vision presented earlier this year, we are fully committed to developing AI robot solutions that can be immediately deployed in the field," emphasizing, "'Scan&Go' will be the starting signal for this."

The AI-based robot solution 'Scan&Go' won the Best of Innovation Award in the AI category and the Innovation Award in the Robotics category at CES 2026. Scan&Go applies physical information-based AI and advanced 3D vision to a platform that combines a robotic arm and an autonomous mobile robot (AMR), enabling it to autonomously perform various tasks. It can scan the surfaces of large, complex structures such as turbine blades, aircraft fuselages, and building exteriors, generate optimal work paths, and then carry out inspections, sanding, grinding, and other operations.