WIRobotics WIM Wearable Robot and ALLEX Humanoid

WIRobotics is a wearable and humanoid robotics company founded in 2021 that sells through Korean experience centers and has expanded to Europe, China, Turkey and Japan. Its website lists a humanoid robot, a wearable robot and a WIM gait training center. Korea as the home market is inferred from the Korean-language site and the sales channels described in the funding release.

WIM is a wearable walking-assist robot with more than 3,000 cumulative units sold and a WIM Premium subscription service. ALLEX is a humanoid platform that senses force, adapts to impacts and is meant to work safely alongside people; a mobile research version is supplied to research institutions and overseas partners.

• WIM wearable robot: walking-assist exoskeleton sold with cumulative sales above 3,000 units.
• WIM Premium: subscription software service layered on the wearable robot.
• WIM Gait Training Center: a gait exercise center offering built around the wearable robot.
• ALLEX humanoid: force-sensing humanoid platform that adapts to impacts and works near people.
• Mobile ALLEX: research-oriented mobile version supplied to research institutions and overseas partners.

Gait rehabilitation programs at Vietnamese hospitals and physiotherapy centers. Humanoid research platform for universities and robotics labs. Pilot deployments of force-aware humanoids in assembly or service settings.

WIM has sold more than 3,000 units and won CES Innovation Awards for three consecutive years. A subscription layer, WIM Premium, adds software services. Mobile ALLEX gives research institutions a force-sensing humanoid platform for development work.

Ageing populations drive demand for mobility-assist robots, and physical AI is pulling investment into humanoid platforms. Vietnam's growing rehabilitation sector and research labs are possible buyers of wearable and research humanoid robots.

Founded in 2021. Raised a KRW 95 billion (about 68 million USD) Series B in May 2026 led by JB Investment with InterVest, Hana Ventures, Smilegate Investment and others. A North American entity in California is being established. WIM revenue reached KRW 2.79 billion in 2025.