00:00Tell us a little bit about the moped which is right now just below us and we
00:05can show you that footage live here at CES. What exactly is this machine
00:10supposed to do? To introduce moped I really like to talk about some story. At
00:18the first time you know I studied lag global previously but a lot of people
00:23asked me to how to make a long operation time energy consumption less something
00:29like that and then another thing is there is actually lag global has really
00:35strength advantage strong advantage because you know they can stabilize its
00:40body by utilizing lag and so how to combine the characteristics of lag robot
00:46and field robot because it less energy consumption right and that that is the
00:52that related to the moped so we develop the moped and I can see that the top is
00:57pretty flat our viewers can watch it right there so this is also used for
01:01that last mile delivery right actually using it in real life practices when are
01:08the deliveries expected how many are you expecting for this year I actually who
01:13know the future but I think in my opinion so they're gonna be all cars soon
01:18because you know because right now a lot of people is doing some research for the
01:23autonomous driving with some unique mechanism delivery robot right for example
01:28mobile has some you know a strong advantage about some stabilizing its base body and so
01:35it can adapt to the off terrain in outdoors right we some autonomous driving algorithm it
01:41can deliver by itself to some door-to-door delivery services so mobile has really you know smart
01:48navigation algorithm powered by AI how many are you producing this year so four
01:53years because actually you know in CS 2022 we unveiled the concept of mobile right
02:00after that a lot of people asked us to prepare for the mass production about the mobile so
02:06right now we brought the mobile that is the mass production ready product right now so
02:11we have a plan to sell in the first quarter of this year you already have these orders in yeah
02:18actually I we did and but you know I it's kind of confidential but a lot of people ask me to
02:24prepare for their order and actually on the top of the mobile there is some mounting
02:31rail that means some payload can be attached to the top of the mobile so a lot of people just
02:37going to add their own payload to the mobile for their each their own the purpose so it's like
02:44very adaptable is your point right right um that's the point right we're seeing a lot of gadgets and a
02:50lot of innovation here at CES the question is will this really make it in practical real-life situations
02:58when you compare what Hyundai is doing what South Korean robotics is doing how does it stack up in the
03:06global race in this sector especially against perhaps the Chinese yeah actually Chinese company has a
03:13really large size of market so that is definitely really strong point also you have to recently you
03:20know there are a lot of great research about the AI so that kind of thing makes some average level of AI
03:28so a lot of engineer can apply some AI application with some tool for the AI so that kind of thing makes
03:37some stand-up really high so Chinese company looks like really promising right now but I can dare say a lot
03:45of people know how to do that but we still we have to find some application or a successful story with
03:54robotics solutions so I think it's an open question yet so we the engineer and entrepreneur have to you
04:02know try our best right now to open the market line are we going towards the trend of humanoids which
04:09is another big buzz right now and even Hyundai's Boston Dynamics unit just released the Atlas humanoid robot are
04:15you collaborating with Boston Dynamics at all or does robotics lab have plans for a humanoid yeah so
04:22expect engineer as an engineer I think technically have to flow to each other so we share the under under
04:30the level of some research side so we just share the technology and sometimes we learn from the Boston
04:36times also we let the Boston time knows our strengths so but you know our target market is different and and
04:43we are the two humanoid I think you know basically you know the first problem is mobility second problem is
04:50manipulation the mobility plus manipulation can be humanoid right but right now I think in the research
04:58level we have to go along long way because you know a lot of people expect the humanoid can do everything
05:05but as an engineer that kind of thing will happen someday because a lot of engineer try their best right
05:11including me but you know technology you know improve continuously and we just follow up state state of the
05:19art right now but someday humanoid can do work there you know you know just a task I think
05:26is it more feasible than what say chairman Chung Yi Sun was talking about when he visited Samsung and then he was
05:32talking about the cleaning robots and how he thinks that he can combine it with mobile for example to even make
05:37them better how would that look like I I think it is a really interesting project because basically robotics is you know kind of
05:45interdisciplinary project so I think we have to try combine every technology for each application so
05:54cleaning is a really interesting project I think because you know in case of the Korea we have a really serious
06:00social problem such as our labor shortage right so we can just you know replace the shortage of the
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