Namuga expands beyond Samsung with humanoid robot camera modules
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South Korean image-sensing module maker Namuga is accelerating its physical AI strategy after securing a supply deal with a global humanoid robot company. The company is preparing for shipments and mass production while targeting revenue of KRW1 trillion (approximately US$754.7 million) by 2030.
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