Doosan Robotics Enhances Physical AI Strategy with New Leadership Team
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On October 15, Doosan Robotics held a town hall meeting at its Innovation Center in Bundang, introducing a new leadership team aimed at accelerating the company's transformation towards AI-powered robotic solutions and industrial humanoids. Under the guidance of CEO Youngmin Kwon, the team includes experts in technology development and business strategy, with a focus on enhancing Physical AI competitiveness and global capabilities.
The appointment of Woongjun Jang as Chief Technology Officer is significant, as he brings extensive experience in AI and autonomous driving. His leadership will bolster collaboration with NVIDIA and drive the development of the 'Agentic Robot OS,' which will enable robots to autonomously perceive their environments and execute tasks safely. The company plans to launch new intelligent robotic products in 2027, leveraging Jang's expertise in perception and decision-making.
Hyunsoo Kim, the new Chief Strategy Officer, will focus on corporate strategy and sales, aiming to strengthen the company's order pipeline and expand into international markets. With this new leadership structure, Doosan Robotics intends to enhance coordination across technology development and commercialization, ultimately improving profitability and establishing a foundation for long-term growth. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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