Maum AI to Showcase Core Robot AI Technology at World IT Show

South Korean physical AI company to demonstrate its JindoBot and edge computing platform at major tech conference.

Apr. 16, 2026 at 1:38am

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A highly detailed, glowing 3D illustration of a futuristic edge computing device surrounded by swirling neon-lit data streams, conceptually representing the core processing power behind Maum AI's autonomous robotics technology.Maum AI's edge computing platform is the beating heart of its physical AI robots, enabling real-time decision-making and execution.Las Vegas Today

South Korean physical AI company Maum AI is set to participate in the upcoming World IT Show, an information and communication technology (ICT) exhibition taking place from April 22 to April 24, 2026. Maum AI will showcase its robot platform and core artificial intelligence technologies used to implement robot intelligence, with a focus on demonstrating its JindoBot physical AI robot and MAIED edge AI hardware.

Why it matters

Maum AI's appearance at the World IT Show follows a period of growing global visibility and industry recognition for the company's work in advancing physical and executional AI capabilities. This shift from conceptual AI to real-world robotic applications has drawn interest from major global robotics players as well as the attention of the South Korean government.

The details

Central to Maum AI's capabilities is the MAIED, a proprietary edge AI hardware that allows autonomous systems and robots to process sensor, voice, and vision data directly on-site. This architecture enables a continuous flow of seeing, deciding, and acting in real time, rather than relying on preset rules common in traditional automation. This approach is part of a broader industry shift toward what is described as executional AI or self-deciding AI, where systems interpret language commands and assess their surroundings to execute physical actions immediately.

  • Maum AI will showcase its technologies at the World IT Show from April 22 to April 24, 2026.
  • The company previously demonstrated its capabilities at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.

The players

Maum AI

A South Korean physical AI company that develops robot platforms and core artificial intelligence technologies for robotic intelligence.

Unitree Robotics

A Chinese robotics firm that expressed strong interest in Maum AI's robot intelligence architecture and discussed potential collaborations during CES 2026.

AgiBot

A Chinese robot manufacturer that has shown interest in Maum AI's Robot Foundation Model (RFM).

Ryu Jaemyung

The Second Vice Minister of Science and ICT in South Korea, who visited the Maum AI booth at CES 2026 to observe live robot demonstrations.

Qualcomm

A technology company that has collaborated with Maum AI to develop internet-free home IoT solutions.

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What they’re saying

“We must continue to push the boundaries of what's possible with physical AI, moving from conceptual frameworks to real-world applications that can truly transform industries.”

— Ryu Jaemyung, Second Vice Minister of Science and ICT, South Korea

“Maum AI's robot intelligence architecture is highly impressive, and we're excited to explore potential collaborations that could accelerate the development of next-generation robotic systems.”

— Unitree Robotics Executive

What’s next

Maum AI and Unitree Robotics plan to continue discussions on concrete collaboration models for robot intelligence technology following the World IT Show.

The takeaway

Maum AI's showcase at the World IT Show represents a significant milestone in the company's efforts to transition physical AI from conceptual frameworks to real-world, commercially viable robotic applications. The growing interest from major global players and government entities underscores the strategic importance of this technology shift.