Bigwave Robotics launches Hyper Foundry to collect robot data, train and deploy models

Bigwave Robotics, which listed on KOSDAQ last month, launched Hyper Foundry, a platform that handles robot data collection, AI training and deployment in one place, AI Times reported on Oct 20 citing the company.

The product has four modules: Data Studio for collecting and synchronising robot data, Model Studio for training, Mission Studio for applying models to robots, and Data Library for version history, and it can be installed selectively and keep data on premises, the report said.

Bigwave runs the robot adoption platform Marosol and the integrated robot control system Solink and wants to extend into robot-intelligence infrastructure. CEO Kim Min-kyo said the company aims to lower the technical barrier to industrial physical AI.

No price or customers were given. MEKAWIRE context: the launch puts a Korean listed integrator against NVIDIA's free Isaac and GR00T tooling and AWS's open Physical AI Toolchain, released on Oct 7 and covered by MEKAWIRE on Oct 20.