The Department develops core robotics technologies that can operate autonomously, safely, and intelligently by judging a given situation on their own in order to prepare for future social changes such as aging, reduced labor force, and changes in the mobility environment.
Mobility Robot Research Division is composed of the Autonomous Driving Intelligence Research Section, the Mobility User Experience Research Section, the Social Robotics Research Section, the Field Robotics Research Section and the Ulsan Intelligent Convergence Research Section.

We are researching the core technologies of autonomous driving intelligence technology for smart cars, autonomous human-robot interaction technology for social robots and human care robots, and field robots that help people move and work in uncertain indoor and outdoor spaces.
In addition, we are contributing to the creation of a mobility and robot research ecosystem and industry revitalization by building and releasing AI learning data specialized for large-scale driving situations and human care robots.