The physical AI platform developed by DeepX, an ultra-low-power on-device AI semiconductor company, and Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Robotics Lab, and recognized by the World Economic Forum (WEF), is moving toward full-scale commercialization.

DeepX announced on the 1st that it will unveil a next-generation on-device AI platform jointly developed with Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Robotics Lab.

This platform has been selected as MINDS, an innovative AI technology case study by the World Economic Forum (WEF).

DeepX's ultra-low-power AI semiconductor DX-M1 has a structure that can implement high-performance inference even with power of less than 5W.

DX-M1 has been gradually applied to service robot control platforms and meets power efficiency, inference performance, and latency requirements. It is also optimized for indoor and outdoor service robots.

Based on this, the two companies developed a next-generation controller that integrates wide-angle and narrow-angle dual ISP cameras and vision AI technology, and implemented on-device robot intelligence that operates stably even in unstable communication environments.

The DX-M1 was applied to the delivery robot DAL-e Delivery in conjunction with Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Robotics Lab's facial recognition system 'Facey'.

The delivery robot DAL-e Delivery is demonstrating recipient facial authentication, user identification, and personalized guidance, and plans to provide advanced interaction services in the future.

This demonstrates the potential for robots to go beyond simple logistics functions and provide customized services.

The technology is scheduled to be unveiled at the Korea Tech Festival hosted by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy on December 3rd and at CES 2026 (Las Vegas, USA).