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Hyundai is a robotics company founded 1967, based in South Korea, developing 1 robot primarily in the Exoskeleton category.
AI robotics for mobility, logistics, and human-centered automation.
Hyundai Motor Company develops robotics as part of its future-mobility strategy, including wearable robots, service robots, and micro-mobility systems. It has highlighted products such as DAL-e customer service robots, ACR automatic EV charging robots, and AI-based delivery robots, and it is integrating Boston Dynamics into its manufacturing and mobility ecosystem.
Company facts
- HQ
- Seoul, South Korea
- Founded
- 1967 · 59 yrs
- Website
- hyundai.com
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Milestones
Hyundai Motor Group announced an AI robotics strategy at CES 2026 focused on human-centered robotics.
Hyundai described robotics as part of its mobility strategy and said it would integrate Boston Dynamics with its manufacturing ecosystem.
Hyundai said it was developing wearable robots, service robots, and micro-mobility products.
Press coverage
- Hyundai Motor Group Announces AI Robotics Strategy to Lead ...
Hyundai News · Jan 2026
- Hyundai Thinks the Next Mobility Revolution Isn't a Car
Autoweek · Oct 2024
- Hyundai Motor Group Ventures Further Into New Robotics Industry
Hyundai News UK · Oct 2020
- Future Mobility - Innovation | Company - Hyundai Worldwide
Hyundai Worldwide
- Hyundai x Boston Dynamics: Welcome to the future of mobility
Hyundai Worldwide
Active products by Hyundai
1 shown| # | Category | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | HYUNDAI PREOFYS™ | Exoskeleton | 2024 | 57.1 |
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