Hancom to launch AI workforce platform targeting US solo entrepreneurs
Software company Hancom plans to launch Nomadian, an artificial intelligence (AI) workforce platform that allows solo entrepreneurs to assemble teams of task-specific AI agents, targeting the U.S. market with a beta release planned for December. Hancom said Tuesday it has formed a dedicated task force to develop the web-based platform, which will be offered on a software-as-a-service (SaaS)…
Software firm Hancom is set to unveil Nomadian, an AI-powered workforce platform aimed at solo entrepreneurs in the United States, with a beta launch scheduled for December. The company announced on Tuesday that it has established a specialized team to develop the web-based platform, which will be provided on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model. A comprehensive subscription service is slated for 2027, following the successful beta release.
Nomadian is primarily designed for the increasing number of solo entrepreneurs and small businesses in the US, enabling users to hire AI agents for various tasks such as data analysis, content marketing, and email marketing. These agents can be seamlessly integrated with the necessary tools to complete the assigned work.
With Nomadian, users can submit a task in a single sentence, which the platform then breaks down into smaller tasks and assigns to the most suitable AI agents. Additionally, users can create custom agents for roles that are not readily available. The AI agents can generate documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. The agents' work is presented in a 3D virtual office, providing a visually engaging experience for users.
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