Eseandre Mordi
⬤ Hyundai Motor Group rolled out a massive tech investment plan focused on robotics and cutting-edge AI systems. The Korean automaker is putting KRW 50.5 trillion toward advanced tech, including specialized facilities for intelligent machines and automated production. This positions the company as a serious player in robotics and AI-powered industrial solutions.
⬤ The centerpiece is a dedicated Robotics Foundry designed for mass-producing advanced robotic systems. Hyundai wants to speed up manufacturing, expand commercial use, and drive innovation across its robotics lineup. This builds on earlier moves like acquiring Boston Dynamics as the mobility and automation sectors rapidly evolve.
⬤ The plan also includes new "Physical AI" data centers to power next-gen intelligent machines. These facilities will handle large-scale AI training, real-time robot controls, and advanced simulations. Hyundai views this infrastructure as critical for developing smarter autonomous platforms and boosting factory automation.
⬤ This roadmap could significantly transform Hyundai's tech capabilities and competitiveness. By scaling up investments in robotics, AI infrastructure, and automated production, the company is placing itself at the forefront of industrial innovation as global firms rush to adopt intelligent machines.
Eseandre Mordi
