Building an Intelligent Logistics Execution Platform

Joint Demonstrations and Technical Validation at Logistics Sites

HD Hyundai Site Solution and Kakao Mobility have joined forces to target the unmanned logistics market.

On the 18th, HD Hyundai Site Solutions and Kakao Mobility signed a strategic cooperation memorandum of understanding (MOU) to build a next-generation unmanned logistics and physical AI ecosystem at the HD Hyundai Global R&D Center (GRC) in Pangyo. From left, Heejun Song, CEO of HD Hyundai Site Solutions, and Geungseon Ryu, CEO of Kakao Mobility. HD Hyundai Site Solutions

On the 18th, HD Hyundai Site Solutions and Kakao Mobility signed a strategic cooperation memorandum of understanding (MOU) to build a next-generation unmanned logistics and physical AI ecosystem at the HD Hyundai Global R&D Center (GRC) in Pangyo. From left, Heejun Song, CEO of HD Hyundai Site Solutions, and Geungseon Ryu, CEO of Kakao Mobility. HD Hyundai Site Solutions

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HD Hyundai Site Solution, the intermediate holding company for HD Hyundai’s construction equipment business, announced on the 19th that it signed a strategic cooperation MOU with Kakao Mobility on the 18th at the HD Hyundai Global R&D Center (GRC) in Pangyo to establish a next-generation unmanned logistics and physical AI ecosystem.


Through this partnership, the two companies will work together to build an “intelligent logistics execution platform” in response to the rapidly growing automation demands in logistics sites.


The core of the initiative is to create an integrated system in which equipment, platforms, and data are seamlessly connected by combining HD Hyundai Site Solution’s capabilities in unmanned autonomous industrial vehicles (forklifts) and logistics site control solutions with Kakao Mobility’s platform expertise in integrated heterogeneous vehicle control, work optimization, and transport management.


This approach aims to resolve structural inefficiencies and operational delays caused by data fragmentation at each stage in traditional logistics environments, enabling the implementation of a fully automated system where the entire logistics process—from unloading of transport vehicles to docks and storage within warehouses—flows smoothly like water.


This year, the two companies plan to conduct joint demonstrations and proof-of-concept (PoC) testing to verify the technical feasibility and business potential of their solutions in real logistics environments.


According to global market research firm Spherical Insights, the Korean logistics automation market is expected to reach approximately 4.8 billion dollars (about 7.1 trillion won) by 2035, achieving annual high growth of over 15%.



Heejun Song, CEO of HD Hyundai Site Solution, stated, “By combining our capabilities in industrial vehicles and logistics site solutions with Kakao Mobility’s platform and service expertise, we have laid the groundwork to lead the logistics automation and physical AI ecosystem. Based on this collaboration, we will accelerate the automation of logistics sites and provide customers with differentiated solutions.”


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