Hyundai, Doosan unveil automation tech at FIX 2026 in Daegu
South Korean firms Hyundai Motor, HD Hyundai Robotics, and Doosan Robotics presented industrial robots and autonomous systems, targeting efficiency gains in manufacturing and logistics.

South Korean firms showcase automation
Hyundai Motor, HD Hyundai Robotics, and Doosan Robotics presented their latest autonomous driving systems and industrial robots at the FIX 2026 exhibition. The event commenced on October 21 in Daegu, South Korea. These companies demonstrated technologies designed to enhance automation across various sectors, signalling a strategic focus on advanced industrial solutions.
Expanding industrial applications
The innovations aim to broaden the application of automation within manufacturing processes, logistics operations, and transportation networks. HD Hyundai Robotics, for instance, exhibited an intelligent dual-arm manipulator, illustrating advanced capabilities for complex tasks.
This push reflects a wider industry trend towards operational efficiency and technological integration in critical supply chain segments.
Automation's impact on Asian industries
The deployment of advanced robotics and autonomous systems could reshape operational costs and supply chain dynamics for Asian manufacturers and logistics providers. Increased automation typically drives efficiency and reduces reliance on manual labour, potentially boosting productivity and enabling faster throughput.
Companies across the region may need to invest in similar technologies to maintain competitiveness and adapt their workforce strategies to integrate these new capabilities. This trend could also influence capital expenditure decisions for industrial upgrades throughout Asia.
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