Kakao Mobility, South Korean Army to develop AI-based command and control systems
( November 4, 2026, 03:28 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Kakao Mobility said it signed a memorandum of understanding with the South Korean Army on Tuesday to collaborate on testing, introducing and expanding the use of “physical AI” and integrated control technologies for defense. The agreement aims to combine Kakao Mobility’s technology with the army’s extensive dynamic data and operational expertise, in line with the army’s plans to develop integrated manned and unmanned combat systems. The two sides ultimately aim to lay the groundwork for a proprietary “defense mobility operating system” for artificial intelligence systems that would enable unified command and control of drones, robots and other unmanned systems deployed on the battlefield, Kakao Mobility said.The statement follows (in Korean)....
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