BRIDGEOVER Signs MOU with Japanese Logistics Robotics Company for the Korean Market

Partnering with Libiao Robotics' Japanese partner to bring warehouse automation to Japanese-affiliated companies in Korea

BRIDGEOVER announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a Japanese partner of Libiao Robotics for cooperation in the Korean market. The two companies discussed the partnership at the 17th International Logistics Exhibition (LOGIS-TECH TOKYO 2026) in Tokyo. Logistics robot manufacturer Libiao Robotics participates in the partnership through hardware supply and technical support.

Under the agreement, BRIDGEOVER will bring warehouse robot operating practices proven in Japanese facilities to Korea, and will carry out installation, commissioning, operational support and maintenance locally in Korea. The primary focus is Japanese-affiliated manufacturing and logistics companies operating in Korea. Japan is one of Libiao Robotics' core markets, with more than 7,700 robots deployed across over 260 sites as of the end of June 2026, and holds world-leading operational know-how and the broadest range of proven applications.

Libiao Robotics develops and manufactures the t-Sort sorting robot and the AirRob robotic storage system, and has delivered more than 70,000 robots worldwide. In Korea, it has built an operational track record that includes supplying 320 robots to an Olive Young distribution center. Because t-Sort scales throughput by adding robots rather than by fixed floor installation, operations can start small and expand in stages.

CEO Kwak aid, "Japanese-affiliated companies in Korea have hesitated because there was no partner able to work with them through post-deployment operations at the same standards and in the same language as their Japanese headquarters. A local service structure that communicates in Japanese is the starting point of this partnership."