Our observation of gliding movement dates back to the 1970s. From the Pan family’s initial exploration of mechanical structures to the establishment of a formal production entity in 1992, this industrial relay has spanned three generations.

Throughout years of deep cultivation in laboratories and workshops, our technical lineage has remained anchored in the negotiation between gravity and the ground: How to dissipate resistance during displacement? How to elevate the "sensuality" of a glide?Through this half-century of focused observation, ROBBY has developed instinctive engineering habits, where the memory of physical tolerances has become a shared consanguineous consensus.

This accumulation has today found its aesthetic outlet, externalizing long-standing precision through design language, allowing moving components to evolve from invisible industrial parts into spatial symbols with sensory tension.