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Hyundai Mobis showcases AI, robotics-based manufacturing technology with suppliers

Hyundai Mobis, an auto parts affiliate of Hyundai Motor Group, said Thursday it hosted its second annual manufacturing technology exhibition, "M-Sphere 2026," to strengthen its smart factory capabilities and expand its partnership with suppliers on next-generation production technology. The two-day event, held under the theme "Beyond Challenge, Into Reality," ran Wednesday and Thursday at the…

Hyundai Mobis showcases AI, robotics-based manufacturing technology with suppliers

Hyundai Mobis, an automobile components subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Group, held its second annual manufacturing technology showcase, M-Sphere 2026, on Thursday. The event aimed to bolster its smart factory proficiency and deepen collaborations with suppliers on forthcoming production technologies. The two-day expo, themed "Beyond Challenge, Into Reality," took place at the Quantum Center adjacent to Hyundai Mobis' research center in Uiwang, Gyeonggi Province, attracting approximately 1,000 industry professionals, comprising first- and second-tier suppliers.

Hyundai Mobis introduced over 40 jointly developed manufacturing technologies, categorized under three domains: intelligent automation, AI-powered digital twins, and component-level process technologies. These innovations are already being utilized at Hyundai Mobis' production facilities. One such intelligent automation technology is a transport robot system employing 3D vision, piloted at Hyundai Mobis' chassis module plant in Ulsan. This robot identifies and retrieves necessary parts for chassis assembly.

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