Dogu Robotics Joins KPEX and ROBEX Simultaneously, Demonstrates Patrol Robots and Unveils Physical AI Expansion Plans
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Dogu Robotics will participate in the 2026 International Public Safety and Security Expo (KPEX 2026) and the 15th Daegu International Robot Industry Expo (ROBEX 2026) from the 21st to the 24th.
At KPEX, it will demonstrate the full patrol service workflow from robot movement to hazard detection and command-and-control, and showcase the lineup of its patrol robot specialty brand, "Patrover."
At ROBEX, it will introduce how its accumulated experience in autonomous driving, AI detection, command-and-control, and services in patrol operations will expand into various robot platforms, including humanoids, and into the physical AI field.
Dogu Robotics said it will participate in both the 2026 International Public Safety and Security Expo (KPEX 2026) and the 15th Daegu International Robot Industry Expo (ROBEX 2026). The events run from the 21st to the 24th. At the two exhibitions, Dogu Robotics plans to present its integrated patrol robot solution now in field operation and its future expansion direction into physical AI, each with a different focus.
At KPEX, the company will focus on showing the full operating process of its real-world patrol service. Dogu Robotics will demonstrate the entire patrol service workflow, from robot movement to hazard detection and command-and-control. The concept of KPEX 2026 is "Patrol, Wherever! Patrover!" and the company will exhibit the lineup of its patrol robot specialty brand, "Patrover."
The booth will be arranged to recreate a variety of environments, including stairs and rough terrain. The company said this will allow it to demonstrate each robot's mobility characteristics firsthand and disclose how its patrol range expands depending on site conditions.
At ROBEX, the company will introduce how the technologies and operating experience accumulated in patrol operations can be extended to various robot platforms, including humanoids, and to on-site tasks. Dogu Robotics plans to use the two exhibitions to showcase both its patrol robot solutions currently in operation and its future physical AI expansion roadmap.
During the event, the company will also conduct driving demonstrations and disclose the process in which AI detects and analyzes video, audio, and environmental data collected by the robot before integrating and controlling them. It will also showcase the robot's onboard edge AI detecting signs of danger.
It will then demonstrate an operator checking the robot's status and detected events in the integrated command-and-control system, "DOGU-SOC." It also plans to disclose an on-premises command-and-control configuration designed with public institutions and security facilities in mind.
At ROBEX 2026, Dogu Robotics will introduce its development direction for expanding the autonomous driving, AI detection, command-and-control, and service experience accumulated in patrol operations into the physical AI field. It also said it aims to enable various types of robots, including humanoids, to support the work of human personnel on site, and outlined a plan to gradually expand the scope of related technologies and services.
During the event, the company plans to introduce site-specific use cases and solutions to police, public institutions, security operators, and robotics industry stakeholders. It also plans to discuss future adoption and technology cooperation measures.
Kim Jinho, CEO of Dogu Robotics, said the two exhibitions are a venue to simultaneously present Dogu Robotics' all-weather patrol solution now operating in the field and the physical AI direction it plans to expand into in the future. He added that, based on its experience operating in diverse environments, the company plans to gradually build technologies and services that help multiple robots assist people.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408496
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