Tesollo Boosts Production as Robotic Hand Sales Near 1,000

INCHEON, South Korea -- Tesollo expects cumulative sales of its robotic hands and grippers to exceed 1,000 units by the end of 2026, as the South Korean manufacturer scales up production and prepares for a potential stock market listing.

The company announced the forecast Oct. 14, citing demand from humanoid robotics developers, industrial automation companies and research institutions.

Tesollo says the 1,000‑unit sales goal is a projection and hasn't disclosed current sales, delivery timelines. It offers end effectors - attachments for robotic arms - ranging from single-finger grippers to five-finger hands.
Between 2022 and 2024 Tesollo delivered DG-3F grippers to LG, Delta and Samsung; it did not disclose quantities or current operational status. In 2026 the company expanded production and upgraded assembly and quality-control processes to support higher volumes.
Other manufacturers report higher volumes. LinkerBot shipped its 10,000th robotic hand in December 2025, while Inspire Robots reported the same total. Tesollo's forecast includes industrial grippers, making it not directly comparable to the companies' reported figures.

The manufacturer is collaborating with industrial shareholders to explore manufacturing and commercial partnerships. It is also discussing cooperation with Jahwa Electronics, a Korean precision-components manufacturer, through an existing investor relationship.

HL Mando and Daesung Hi‑Tech bought common shares in Tesollo. Earlier backers included Samsung Venture Investment and POSCO Technology Investment.

Tesollo is preparing for a potential IPO in South Korea and has appointed KB Securities as lead underwriter. The company has not announced an offering date, valuation or fundraising target.