Hyundai's First Wearable Robot Delivered to Korean Air

Hyundai's first wearable robot delivered to Korean Air

Hyun Dong-jin, left, head of a robotics lab from Hyundai Motor, poses with Jung Hyun-bo, vice president at Korean Air’s Aerospace Business Division, at an aircraft repair facility of the latter in Inc...

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Hyundai Motor and Kia delivers first wearable robot to Korean Air

Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Corporation officially launched their industrial wearable robot, the X-ble Shoulder, in the Korean market with a handover ceremony for the first unit to Korean Air on July 8. The event was held at Korean Air’s aircraft maintenance hangar in Incheon. As the first official customer, Korean Air will deploy the wearable robot across its aerospace division, including assembly and maintenance operations for commercial air…

Hyundai Motor makes 1st delivery of X-ble Shoulder wearable robot to Korean Air

Hyundai Motor and Kia’s Robotics LAB Delivers First ‘X−ble Shoulder’ Wearable Robot to Korean Air

Hyundai Motor and Kia launch Korean sales of the industrial wearable robot X-ble Shoulder, with Korean Air as the first customer To be deployed in various aircraft assembly and maintenance sites,...

Hyundai, Kia deliver first units of wearable robot to Korean Air for aircraft maintenance

Hyundai Motor and Kia said Wednesday that they held a handover ceremony on Tuesday at a Korean Air aircraft maintenance hangar in Jung District, Incheon, to deliver the first unit of their industrial wearable robot, the X-ble Shoulder.