Hyundai Mobis Seeks Robotics Technology Alliances in Silicon Valley

5th "Mobis Mobility Day" Held
Additional Events Planned in Asia Later This Year

Hyundai Mobis sought to identify global partners and explore collaboration opportunities in the fields of robotics and physical artificial intelligence (AI) in Silicon Valley, USA.

Hyundai Mobis held the "5th Mobis Mobility Day" on the 18th (local time) in Sunnyvale, Silicon Valley, USA. Hyundai Mobis

On May 18 (local time), Hyundai Mobis announced on May 19 that it held the 5th Mobis Mobility Day in Sunnyvale, Silicon Valley, USA. The event brought together local startups, automakers, and investment industry stakeholders to share mid- to long-term business strategies and seek opportunities for collaboration and investment.

This year’s theme was robotics and physical AI, and, in addition to mobility industry stakeholders, numerous businesspeople and developers from emerging business sectors attended, demonstrating high levels of interest. The number of participants reached an all-time high of about 400, more than double the previous year. This reflects the growing interest in and trust for Hyundai Mobis’s ongoing investments and technological exchanges in Silicon Valley over the past five years.

At the event, Hyundai Mobis shared its investment and research and development strategies in robotics, and North America Research Center employees gave direct presentations on achievements in autonomous driving, software-defined vehicles (SDV), and electrification. In particular, with the operation of Hyundai Motor Group’s Metaplant and continued order wins from global customers in North America, Hyundai Mobis engaged in in-depth discussions with local automaker representatives.

Hyundai Mobis plans to hold additional Mobis Mobility Day events in Asia in the second half of the year. A Hyundai Mobis official stated, "We will expand open innovation, which has focused on North America and Europe, to accelerate the early identification of outstanding companies in new business areas such as robotics and automotive semiconductors in these regions."

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