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Mobility industry speeds up autonomous driving with proven data as a weapon

South Korea\'s mobility platform industry is expanding into autonomous driving by using data gathered from its own services as AI training assets. Socar plans to set up a standalone unit for autonomous driving services, with Krafton joining as a strategic investor. Kakao Mobility has declared a shift into a physical AI company and outlined technology plans based on Kakao T data. Autonomous A2Z is building mass-production systems through deals with automakers and parts makers.

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Kakao Mobility steps up robot platform business, targets integrated operations for different robots

Kakao Mobility is stepping up its robot platform business, aiming to adapt its dispatch and control technology from Kakao T taxi operations to robot deployments. The company unveiled the structure and business direction of its KM Autonomous Agent Platform at a seminar in Pangyo. Executives said the industry focus is shifting to standardised operation and control of multiple robots. Kakao Mobility cited results from hotel delivery deployments and outlined plans to expand robot types, integrations and exception handling.

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Kakao Mobility pools companywide capabilities to jump into physical AI

Kakao Mobility has formalised its shift into a physical AI company and is accelerating efforts to advance autonomous driving technology. The company held an all-hands meeting for employees at its Pangyo headquarters on April 30, where Vice President Jin-gyu Kim (김진규), head of the physical AI division, shared its autonomous driving strategy and technology direction. Kakao Mobility said it will strengthen an end-to-end model and build a large-scale data pipeline, while expanding partnerships with companies and academia.