HL Robotics, Samsung C&T Team Up to Create Smart Residential Environment Based on PARKIE Parking Robot
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HL Robotics and Samsung C&T's Construction Division have signed an MOU to develop future residential solutions based on the autonomous parking robot PARKIE.
The two companies aim to link HL Robotics' robot control system with Samsung C&T's integrated residential living platform Homeniq to enable autonomous valet parking and free movement throughout daily life.
The first deployment site is the Raemian Gallery in Songpa District, where two PARKIE sets will be installed before the project expands to new Raemian apartment complexes, redevelopment projects, and remodeling projects.
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HL Robotics and Samsung C&T's Construction Division have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to develop future residential solutions based on the autonomous parking robot PARKIE. The two companies will center the project on PARKIE and work together to create a next-generation smart residential environment aimed at achieving "zero parking stress."
The ultimate goal of the partnership is not simply to provide parking convenience, but to change the way apartment residents live. By linking HL Robotics' advanced robot control system with Samsung C&T's integrated residential living platform Homeniq, the two companies set their top goal as making autonomous valet parking part of everyday life and enabling free movement throughout residents' daily routines.
The first deployment site is the Raemian Gallery in Songpa District. Two PARKIE sets will be deployed at the Songpa District Raemian Gallery.
The two companies will deploy PARKIE while accumulating operating data and stabilizing the system. They will also verify entry and exit scenarios and pursue seamless operations across the entire autonomous parking process.
They also plan to further advance the system. Future application targets include new Raemian apartment complexes, redevelopment projects, and remodeling projects.
The two companies decided to broaden the scope of their technology cooperation to include securing intellectual property rights and specific business plans. They agreed to pursue cooperation on securing intellectual property rights while also working together on concrete business plans.
Kim Yun-gi, CEO of HL Robotics, said the partnership with Raemian marks a turning point for expanding HL Robotics' parking robot technology into the apartment market. He added that the company aims to improve the completeness of its parking robot solutions and provide customers with new experiences. He also said the company plans to expand into the smart residential services market.
Cho Hye-jeong, head of Samsung C&T's DxP Division and executive vice president, said future residential spaces are expected to evolve into intelligent living platforms where people, space, and mobility are organically connected. She added that the company aims to present a new standard for apartment operations through its cooperation with HL Robotics and will push ahead with innovation in future residential environments.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407336
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