Dongguk University Startup Incubator Center Company ‘Mobility One’ Signs Investment Cooperation MOU with KingoSpring.

Mobility One, a resident company at Dongguk University’s Startup Incubator Center (CEO Hyunwook Ryu), announced on the 8th that it has signed an investment cooperation MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) with KingoSpring, a TIPS (Tech Incubator Program for Startups) accelerator.

Through investment support under this agreement, Mobility One plans to enhance its heterogeneous drone and robot integration platform. This advancement aims to accelerate the development of various industry-specific solutions.

Mobility One has developed an all-in-one platform, M1UCS, that allows drones and robots to be operated via a single application. The company launched its SaaS (Software as a Service) offering in June. The platform supports various devices, including multicopter drones, VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) drones, quadruped robots, logistics robots (AMR), and surface robots. According to company representatives, the platform features an intuitive UI/UX that allows non-experts to perform tasks after just 30 minutes of training.

Additionally, the company emphasized, “Our VTOL drone multi-operation technology has significantly improved the efficiency of building digital twins for national and urban-scale projects through large-scale aerial photography.” They also revealed plans to expand the technology to enable multi-operation of fixed-wing drones.

Hyunwook Ryu, CEO of Mobility One, stated, “This agreement will expedite the platform’s advancement for global market entry. We are determined to lead the market transformation in the drone and robot sectors.”