Neuromeka Indy Collaborative Robots

Neuromeka was established in February 2013 in Namyangju, South Korea, is headquartered in Seoul and has been listed on KOSDAQ since November 2022. It develops collaborative robots, high-speed delta robots, mobile robots and core components in-house, aiming to raise productivity and reduce industrial accident risk in factories and service sites.

Its flagship Indy cobots come in 7 kg and 12 kg payload versions, with Pro models adding the IndyEye vision option. A sensorless collision-detection algorithm protects workers, impedance control enables direct teaching by hand, and an Android tablet teach-pendant app supports online and offline programming. A wrist expansion port accepts grippers and vision sensors. Indy is used in manufacturing, food and beverage service such as coffee and noodle preparation, media and welding.

• Indy7 and Indy12: 6-axis cobots with 7 kg and 12 kg payloads.
• Collision detection: a sensorless algorithm stops the robot on contact with people.
• Direct teaching: impedance control lets operators guide the arm by hand.
• Tablet teach pendant: Android app for online and offline programming.
• IndyEye: vision option on Pro models for recognition-based tasks.
• OPTi3: a 3 kg lightweight cobot launched in 2025.

A Korean-invested electronics or auto parts plant in Vietnam can use Indy for machine tending and assembly. A coffee or noodle chain can deploy Indy-based cooking stations in busy outlets. A university or vocational school can use Indy as a training platform for robotics courses.

Direct teaching by hand and a tablet app let operators without coding skills set up tasks quickly. Sensorless collision detection allows the robot to share space with staff without extra fencing. NSF-marked models suit food handling, and a Vietnam centre in Ho Chi Minh City gives local buyers access to support.

Korean manufacturers and service businesses are adopting cobots to cope with labour shortages, and robot cooking and beverage stations are spreading in food service. Vietnam, with many Korean-invested factories, is a natural next market for Korean cobot makers.

Founded in February 2013; Series A to D rounds from 2016 to 2021 and KOSDAQ listing in November 2022. Opened the V-SCRC centre in Ho Chi Minh City in 2018; also has sites in Texas, Chongqing and Hangzhou. Holds 39 patent applications and leads a national physical AI project for autonomous shipbuilding welding.