A three-way Memorandum of Understanding is signed among Suprema, Hyundai Motor Group Robotics LAB, and Hyundai E&C to develop and commercialize robot-friendly residential complexes that integrate service robots and AI security into building design.

Suprema will lead AI-powered security infrastructure using its BioStar X platform, acting as the integrator linking security with robot platforms through AI facial authentication.

The collaboration envisions a unified infrastructure where robotics, security, and architecture are seamlessly integrated to support robot delivery, guidance, and patrol tasks while safeguarding residents.

The initiative will unfold in phases, starting with proof-of-concept testing and moving toward commercial deployment, with specifics on initial scale and pilot locations to be announced later.

The partners aim to establish new technical standards for residential robotics to streamline deployments across sites by reducing bespoke integrations with lifts, doors, and building management systems.

The project faces broader residential-robotics challenges such as access control, identity verification in shared spaces, and navigation through non-robot-friendly entrances and corridors.

The collaboration will create a robot ecosystem within residential sites, prioritizing phased implementation at strategic business locations and demonstration projects.

PoC testing at Hyundai E&C residential sites will progress through phases, evolving from automation toward an intelligent living environment that cohesively blends residents and service robots.

Hyundai Motor Group Robotics LAB will design specialized residential robot services and lead standard-setting for autonomous robots using its Robotics Total Solution (RTS) platform.

Robotics LAB will leverage RTS to develop residential robot services and establish technical standards for autonomous robots in high-density living environments.

The team will deploy autonomous robots and set technical standards via RTS to design services tailored for dense residential settings.

A core service focuses on last-mile delivery, with robots autonomously navigating entrances, calling elevators, and delivering to doorsteps, while monitoring common areas and sending real-time alerts.