At CES 2026, the Group is presenting diverse applications of AI robotics solutions which transform daily life.
Among those on display is the commercialized model of the next-generation mobility robot platform MobED, along with top-module–combined concept models developed for use in various industrial environments such as delivery and logistics. Visitors can also see various driving demonstrations showcasing its autonomous driving technology.
MobED is a compact mobility platform equipped with an innovative wheel drive system. First introduced as a concept at CES 2022, it has evolved into a commercialized model following approximately four years of development, suitable for diverse business and daily environments.
Based on Drive-and-Lift (DnL) modules, MobED features four independently driven wheels and an eccentric3 posture control mechanism. Each wheel is equipped with three motors that handle driving, steering and eccentric functions, allowing the body to tilt as needed. This enables stable balance on uneven or sloped surfaces and allows MobED to overcome curbs up to 20 cm in height.
A mounting rail on the top of MobED allows various devices to be easily attached depending on usage, while dedicated ports enable top modules to be powered and controlled using the built-in battery and controller.
The commercialized models of MobED are divided into two lineups: Basic and Pro.
The Basic model is designed for research and development purposes to implement autonomous driving robots. It serves as an experimental platform, allowing research institutions or developers who purchase the robot to apply their own custom-developed autonomous driving software as needed.
The Pro model, on the other hand, is an autonomous driving platform equipped with advanced capabilities. It features AI-based algorithms and autonomous driving technologies that integrate LiDAR and camera sensors, enabling it to recognize people and obstacles. The Pro model can safely and efficiently navigate complex and diverse environments, including indoor and outdoor spaces, for tasks such as logistics delivery, filming, and general mobility. Additionally, it includes an intuitive and user-friendly controller, allowing anyone to easily experience and operate its autonomous driving technology.
MobED measures 74 cm in width and 115 cm in length, with a maximum speed of 10 km/hour. It can operate for more than four hours of operation on a single charge and offers a maximum payload capacity ranging from 47 kg to 57 kg, depending on the lineup.
At CES 2026, the Group unveiled five conceptual models combining top modules, including MobED Pick & Place, MobED Delivery, MobED Golf, and MobED Urban Hopper, among others.
The MobED Pick & Place and MobED Delivery models are designed to support efficient delivery and logistics operations. The MobED Golf offers a hands-free, convenient golfing experience, while the MobED Urban Hopper is optimized as a scooter for urban mobility.
Additionally, the Group showcased the IONIQ5 RoboTaxi, developed in collaboration with Motional and based on the IONIQ 5.
The IONIQ 5 RoboTaxi is equipped with autonomous driving technology co-developed by the Group and Motional. It achieves Level 4 autonomy as per the standards of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). Level 4 autonomy means the vehicle’s automated system can perceive, make decisions, and drive independently, even handling emergencies without requiring driver intervention.
The IONIQ 5 RoboTaxi, Motional’s first fully driverless commercial autonomous vehicle, is set to officially launch its ride-hailing service for the general public in Las Vegas, USA, starting this year.
At the exhibition, the Group is demonstrating the process of charging the IONIQ 5 RoboTaxi using its Automatic Charging Robot (ACR), as well as parking a Kia EV6 in a tight space using Hyundai WIA’s Parking Robot, capturing the attention of visitors.
The ACR features an IP65-rated waterproof and dustproof design, enabling it to operate in harsh weather conditions such as rain or snow, and in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 50°C (-4°F to 122°F). This ensures stable electric vehicle charging services even at outdoor charging stations.
Hyundai WIA’s Parking Robot is an intelligent parking system capable of moving vehicles weighing up to 3.4 tons. With its ability to control over 100 robots simultaneously, the system maximizes space utilization not only in urban parking environments but also in industrial settings.