# Hyundai Group robotics and mobility expansion

> Developing situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/hyundai-group-robotics-and-mobility-expansion
> Updated: 2026-11-04T03:46:38.000Z. Sources: 6. Developments: 2.

Hyundai Mobis and Hyundai Motor Group are actively expanding their involvement in the robotics and advanced mobility sectors. Hyundai Mobis is diversifying its portfolio by moving from automotive components into humanoid robotics and electrification. The company has begun producing prototype actuators for Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot and plans to increase its robotics workforce and R&D investment to strengthen its competitiveness in electronic components and software defined vehicles.

Simultaneously, Hyundai Motor Group is fostering a domestic robotics ecosystem through its MobED mobile robot platform. By establishing the MobED Alliance, the group is collaborating with various South Korean companies to provide a stable driving platform that allows partners to focus on specialized robotic services and modules. This initiative aims to support small and medium-sized robotics firms by reducing development costs and time.

At the 2026 RoboWorld exhibition, the group demonstrated the practical applications of the MobED platform through partnerships with Gaon Robotics, Wego Robotics, and Roas. The MobED platform utilizes in-wheel motors and a Drive-and-Lift module to maintain stability on uneven terrain or when encountering 20cm obstacles. Demonstrations included Gaon Robotics’ patrol, delivery, and recycling robots, Wego Robotics’ dual-arm mobile manipulator, and Roas’s showcase of the platform’s 360-degree rotation and terrain adaptability.

## Claims

- Hyundai Motor Group is collaborating with Gaon Robotics, Wego Robotics, and Roas to expand the robotics ecosystem. (reported by 3 sources)
- The MobED platform uses in-wheel motors and a Drive-and-Lift (DnL) module to maintain chassis stability on uneven terrain. (reported by 3 sources)
- The MobED platform can overcome height differences of up to 20cm. (reported by 3 sources)
- Gaon Robotics exhibited four types of robots including patrol, delivery, recycling, and semi-humanoid modules. (reported by 3 sources)
- Wego Robotics demonstrated a dual-arm mobile manipulator that can grasp and manipulate objects while moving. (reported by 3 sources)
- Roas demonstrated 360-degree rotation in narrow spaces and chassis posture control using eccentric movement. (reported by 3 sources)
- Hyundai Motor Group established the MobED Alliance to support platform-based robot development and field application. (reported by 3 sources)
- The MobED platform uses in-wheel motors and a Drive-and-Lift (DnL) module. (reported by 3 sources)
- Wego Robotics demonstrated a dual-arm mobile manipulator using AI and ROS. (reported by 3 sources)
- Roas demonstrated 360-degree rotation and terrain adaptability with MobED. (reported by 3 sources)

## Timeline

### 2026-11-04: Hyundai Motor Group expands robotics ecosystem via MobED platform

Hyundai Motor Group is partnering with Korean robotics firms via its MobED platform to develop specialized robots for delivery, patrol, and industrial tasks at the 2026 RoboWorld exhibition.

5 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/hyundai-motor-group-expands-robotics-ecosystem-via-mobed-platform

### 2026-11-01: Hyundai Mobis expands into robotics and next-generation mobility technologies

Hyundai Mobis is expanding into humanoid robotics by producing Atlas robot actuators and unveiling 60 new mobility technologies, supported by a record 2 trillion won R&D investment.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/hyundai-mobis-expands-into-robotics-and-next-generation-mobility-technologies

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