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DAIM (Daim Technology / Daim Research) provides a Physical AI-based robot orchestration platform for autonomous manufacturing and unmanned factories, covering logistics automation from design and simulation to deployment and operation. Its products include xMS (multi-vendor robot fleet management), xDT (digital twin), and xSIM (discrete-event simulation), serving manufacturing and logistics operators.

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Company profile

researched Aug 2026

DAIM (operating in Korean as λ‹€μž„ν…Œν¬λ†€λ‘œμ§€ / λ‹€μž„λ¦¬μ„œμΉ˜, DAIM Technology / DAIM Research) develops a Physical AI platform for autonomous manufacturing and unmanned ("dark") factories. The platform spans the full automation lifecycle: design, build and operation of factory logistics systems. Its stated aim is a "Software Defined Factory" in which heterogeneous robot fleets from different manufacturers are controlled through a single system.

The product family consists of three modules. xMS (Robot X Management System) provides integrated control of large-scale, multi-vendor logistics robot fleets using reinforcement-learning-based algorithms and customer-specific equipment integration. xDT (Digital Twin for System X) mirrors physical site conditions to monitor logistics flow, detect bottlenecks and pre-validate robot deployment decisions. xSIM (Simulation for System X) is a discrete-event, high-speed simulation tool used for pre-deployment verification, operating-strategy optimisation and roadmap definition, and embeds the same reinforcement-learning control algorithms. Alongside software, the company offers integrated automation services covering logistics design, robot selection and on-site implementation, supported by partnerships with robot manufacturers across AMR, AGV, OHT, humanoid, 3D shuttle and automated storage categories. A third-party business directory classifies the company under software development and describes it as an AI and digital twin solution provider for smart factories.

Business model

The company sells software platform modules (xMS, xDT, xSIM) together with integrated automation services covering logistics design, robot procurement support and on-site system implementation, positioning itself as an end-to-end provider rather than a hardware vendor. It states that it operates an open ecosystem, selecting and integrating third-party robots and equipment through corporate alliances instead of turnkey, single-vendor hardware lock-in.

Traction

The website presents three anonymised customer case studies: a secondary battery logistics automation project where xDT/xSIM-based digital twin simulation and an optimised operating-logic module were applied after three months of field data analysis, reportedly increasing output; a PCB manufacturer that deployed xMS to run legacy AGVs alongside new AMRs, with pre-deployment simulation cited as verifying a 66% reduction in investment cost and a 30% improvement in operating efficiency; and a logistics centre where a two-week xDT throughput analysis was used to size the required robot fleet before adoption. A business directory estimates annual revenue of approximately $1.1 million and 11-20 employees.

Latest developments

Company news listings dated 2026 include selection as a global collaboration company in the Ministry of SMEs and Startups / Intel "Ingenious" programme (2026-08-27), a partnership with MX Robotics targeting the semiconductor OHT market (2026-06-30), and a joint initiative with Hyundai Wia and Daegu Technopark to support AX transition among small and mid-sized manufacturers (2026-06-29). CTO Illhoe Hwang spoke at the National Assembly in August 2026 on building a Physical AI unmanned-factory platform model for exporting entire factories, and described plans to expand the platform into a factory-wide operating system.

β–ΈFull profile β€” market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history

Market position

Presented as a Korean supplier of Physical AI / smart factory software competing to orchestrate heterogeneous robot fleets; company executives are quoted in Korean media on exporting "K unmanned factory" models and on expanding the platform into a "factory OS" controlling the entire production process.

Positioning emphasises vendor-neutral, multi-vendor robot orchestration rather than hardware-tied turnkey systems; coverage of the full design-build-operate chain in one platform; and simulation-based pre-validation intended to reduce deployment risk and shorten on-site commissioning time.

Technology

Core technologies are reinforcement-learning-based "AI collaborative intelligence" for real-time path allocation and swarm control of thousands of robots from different manufacturers; high-precision digital twins intended to replicate physical site variables and synchronise virtual and real environments ("Real-to-Sim-to-Real"); and discrete-event simulation running at high time-acceleration for pre-validation of automation designs. The website states xMS can integrate legacy AGVs and new AMRs that use different protocols within one control layer.

Go-to-market

Direct enterprise sales supported by consulting-led engagements (simulation-based feasibility analysis before deployment), plus partnerships with robot manufacturers and public-sector and industrial programmes; the website lists collaborations referenced with MX Robotics for the semiconductor OHT market and with Hyundai Wia and Daegu Technopark to support AX transition at small and mid-sized manufacturers.

Manufacturing and logistics operators adopting factory logistics automation. Referenced case-study sectors include secondary battery manufacturing, PCB manufacturing and distribution/logistics centres, with buyers described as production and logistics automation executives.

Geography

Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea (Duwon Building, 20 Banpo-daero 28-gil, Seocho-gu), with activity described in Korean industrial and public-sector programmes and stated ambitions to export factory automation platforms.

History

A business directory records the company as founded in 2020 and headquartered in Seocho-gu, Seoul, with 11-20 employees; leadership is listed as Young Jae Jang (CEO and President) and Illhoe Hwang (Chief Technology Officer).

Compiled by commissioned research from 4 cited public sources β€” announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Annual revenue estimateJan 2026$1.1M
Employees rangeJan 202611-20
Investment cost reduction pcb case studyJan 202666%
Operating efficiency improvement pcb case studyJan 202630%

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed β€” not independently audited.

Timeline Β· 3

launches, deals, and filings
Aug 2026
Selected as a global collaboration company in the Ministry of SMEs and Startups / Intel 'Ingenious' program

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Jun 2026
Partnership with MX Robotics to target the semiconductor OHT market

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Jun 2026
Joint program with Hyundai Wia and Daegu Technopark to support AX transition at small and mid-sized manufacturers

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

β–ΈResearch sources Β· 4

primary sources listed

4 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Daimresearch do?
Korean Physical AI company offering robot fleet orchestration, digital twin and simulation software for unmanned factories.
Who are Daimresearch's investors?
Daimresearch's investors include Atinum Investment Co. Ltd..
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