Brils, a South Korean robot module platform company, said on 10 November it had demonstrated physical AI based safety and security robot technology at the eighth Body Sensitivity Conference, an event hosted by Hyundai Motor and Kia at the Rolling Hills Hotel in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province.
The company is developing an unmanned patrol system in which a wheel-leg quadruped robot that can overcome steps patrols a site while a two-armed humanoid robot carries out remote first response.
To cut the limits of communication delays, the robots use on-device AI that judges people and abnormal situations in real time, aiming to detect intrusions, fires and collapsed workers immediately, the company said.
Brils CEO Jeon Jin said the company plans to expand the quadruped and humanoid based security technology across manufacturing, including the car industry.
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Brils
Robot module company
Brils is a South Korean robot module platform company developing an unmanned patrol system of quadruped and humanoid robots.
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Hyundai Motor
Carmaker
Hyundai Motor co-hosted the Body Sensitivity Conference where Brils demonstrated its security robots.
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Kia
Carmaker
Carmaker whose Gwangju plant uses Syscon Robotics' mobile picking robots in production.
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