Hyundai Motor Group transforms headquarters into live robotics showroom

A robot sprays water on plants at Hyundai Motor Group's headquarters in southern Seoul on May 14. [HYUNDAI MOTOR] Robot dogs, robot gardeners and robot deliverers — the presence of wheeled AI may soon become an everyday scene for staff at Hyundai Motor Group’s headquarters. For laymen, however, it’s a glimpse into their future. By Thursday, Hyundai Motor’s office in southern Seoul had been completely transformed into a live robotics showroom. A robot gardener rolled through the lobby of the automaker’s headquarters on wheels, extending a metal arm to spray water on plants; nearby, a robotic dog zigzagged between employees as it patrolled. Related Article Hyundai refreshes the Grandeur with a Tesla-like screen — but with real buttons Hyundai Motor Group to test AI-driven autonomous vehicles in Gwangju Hyundai, KAI ink MOU on advanced air mobility development With three different AI-powered service robots — the plant-watering DAL-e Gardener, the autonomous courier DAL-e Delivery and thre