Goseong Engineering and Hancom Inspace to Develop Next-Generation Intelligent Platform Integrating Robots and Drones

Business Agreement Signed for Development of Integrated Ground-Air Robotic and Drone Platform

Goseong Engineering, a company specializing in robotic system integration (SI) solutions, announced on March 12 that it has signed a business agreement with Hancom Inspace to jointly develop an integrated ground-air robotic and drone platform. The two companies have agreed to actively collaborate on the commercialization of new solutions that can be applied across a wide range of fields, including smart cities, national security, disaster response, industrial safety, and logistics facility management.

Choi Changshin, CEO of Goseong Engineering (left), and Eom Junho, Executive Director of Hancom Inspace, are posing for a commemorative photo after signing the agreement. Goseong Engineering

Through this agreement, the two companies will pursue joint growth by: ▲ planning and technological cooperation for an integrated platform that links MobED (Mobile Eccentric Droid) and drones; ▲ conducting research on communication, control, and data fusion technologies that connect robots and drones; ▲ carrying out proof of concept (PoC) and demonstration projects for ground-air collaboration; and ▲ promoting the marketing and commercialization of the developed solutions together.

The core technology of MobED is a module that independently controls each wheel to maintain the balance of the chassis, making it a next-generation mobility robot platform capable of operating in both indoor and outdoor environments. Goseong Engineering plans to expand its business areas by combining heterogeneous robots based on the specialized mobility features of this platform.

Choi Changshin, CEO of Goseong Engineering, stated, "We will devote our best efforts to researching MobED SI solutions based on Hancom Inspace's proven drone technology. We expect that MobED’s flexible mobility will be leveraged for complex ground terrains, while the reconnaissance and search functions of drones will be utilized in the air, enabling the adoption of these integrated solutions in diverse industrial environments such as shipyards, power plants, steel mills, and construction sites."

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