Bureung Collaborates with Bear Robotics... "Supporting with Last-Mile Autonomous Driving Robots"

Autonomous Robots Deployed in Areas Difficult for Rider Delivery Such as High-Rise Buildings
Expected to Ease Last-Mile Delivery Challenges

Mesh Korea CTO Myunghwan Kim (left) and Bear Robotics Korea CEO Junsu Kim are watching a robot serving demonstration.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] Mesh Korea (CEO Yoo Jung-beom), operator of 'Boorung,' announced on the 9th that it will collaborate with autonomous serving robot company Bear Robotics Korea to solve the challenging last-mile delivery.

Through this agreement, Mesh Korea plans to deploy Bear Robotics' autonomous robots in locations with high last-mile delivery difficulty, such as high-rise apartments and buildings, and park-style large apartment complexes. Through this, various experiments will be conducted to support deliveries that existing delivery workers have found difficult.

Both companies focused on the increasingly challenging logistics environment of last-mile delivery. For example, high-rise buildings are known as places where delivery workers express difficulty in performing their tasks due to inefficient delivery times. By supporting deliveries in inefficient areas with autonomous robots, it is expected that both the work efficiency and satisfaction of delivery workers can be improved simultaneously.

Kim Myung-hwan, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Mesh Korea, said, "As the e-commerce market rapidly grows, the complexity of logistics is gradually increasing, and advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and autonomous driving are becoming key points that can greatly improve delivery efficiency. Through this collaboration with Bear Robotics, we will actively seek ways to satisfy both delivery workers and consumers by utilizing advanced robots that assist people."

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