Krafton unveils Ludi 0.2, AI designed to help robots work with humans
Krafton, the Korean video game publisher behind the global hit PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, is taking its artificial intelligence (AI) research beyond virtual worlds, unveiling a new robotics system designed to help machines understand human intentions, respond to social cues and work alongside people. Ludo Robotics, Krafton's robotics research subsidiary, introduced Ludi 0.2 on Friday at the 2026 Bay…
Krafton, the South Korean video game giant responsible for the worldwide sensation PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, has expanded its AI research efforts into the realm of robotics. The company's robotics division, Ludo Robotics, unveiled Ludi 0.2 on Friday at the prestigious 2026 Bay Area Robotics Symposium, hosted by the University of California, Berkeley.
The unveiling was spearheaded by Lee Kang-wook, Krafton's chief AI officer and chief technology officer of Ludo Robotics. The new system is built upon its predecessor, Ludi 0.1, which was introduced in August, with significant enhancements aimed at improving robots' adaptability and interaction with humans.
Ludo Robotics is dedicated to developing what it terms "social intelligence" in robots. This entails equipping machines with the ability to comprehend human intentions, adapt to shifting environments, and engage with people naturally. Ludi 0.2 boasts several advanced features, such as the capacity to recognize human gestures and feedback, maintain context during task transitions, and synchronize movement with human actions.
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