NEUBILITY participated in the Physical AI Zone at AWS Summit Seoul 2026, an AI and cloud conference held at COEX in Seoul, showcasing NEUBILITY’s Robot Transformation (RX) Solution powered by the Neubility Control Center (NCC), an intelligent integrated control system. During the event, NEUBILITY also unveiled NEUBILITY’s quadruped robot ‘NeuTrek’ to the public for the first time.

NeuTrek and Neubi Shield+ Featured Alongside AWS Leadership During Keynote Sessions
NEUBILITY joined the main keynote stage at AWS Summit Seoul 2026, demonstrating the real-world operational capabilities and technological competitiveness of NEUBILITY’s AI-powered robotic services.

NEUBILITY’s quadruped robot, ‘NeuTrek,’ appeared on stage alongside Kee-ho, Ham Managing Director of AWS Korea, drawing strong attention from the audience. Introduced as a representative example of Physical AI highlighted by AWS, NeuTrek demonstrated how artificial intelligence can move beyond digital environments to physically navigate and operate flexibly in real-world spaces.

In addition, during a keynote session by John Felton, CFO of AWS, which emphasized the importance of partnerships with Korea, NEUBILITY’s wheel-based autonomous patrol robot ‘Neubi Shield+’ also appeared on stage, further showcasing NEUBILITY’s AI robotics capabilities.

Unveiling an NCC-Centered Operational Framework Integrating AWS Solutions, Data Flows, and Fleet Management
Under the theme “Neubility Robot Service in Your Area,” NEUBILITY's Physical AI exhibition was designed to allow attendees to experience an operational ecosystem where robots, control systems, data, and cloud infrastructure work as one.
As part of the demonstration, visitors could request merchandise deliveries through the robot delivery application ‘Neubi Order,’ after which the delivery robot ‘Neubi Flow’ received assignments from the NCC and autonomously navigated designated routes. Meanwhile, the patrol robot ‘Neubi Shield+’ demonstrated real-time detection capabilities using thermal imaging cameras to identify situations such as fires and fallen persons. 

Events detected during delivery and patrol, along with the robot’s point-of-view (POV) video feeds, were linked to the NCC platform screen and streamed in real time, allowing attendees to intuitively experience NEUBILITY’s integrated robot management system.

In collaboration with AWS, NEUBILITY leverages various cloud services to build reliable robot video transmission and data management infrastructure. 

Real-time streaming and remote monitoring of robot camera feeds are powered by Amazon Kinesis Video Streams, AWS’s real-time video streaming service. Additionally, Amazon ECS (a service for automatically running and managing containerized applications) and Amazon EC2 (a cloud virtual server service) support the stable operation of NCC and the robot operating framework.

Furthermore, robot driving data, video logs, and event information generated during operations are centrally stored and managed through Amazon S3, a cloud storage service for securely saving massive volumes of data, and Amazon RDS, a managed relational database service.

Advancing the Operating Framework for the Commercialization of Physical AI
The NCC-centered operating framework, built on NEUBILITY's partnership with AWS, serves as the core infrastructure for stably deploying multi-type robot fleets in real-world environments.
This system will serve as the operational foundation for commercializing next-generation robot platforms, including the humanoid service robot 'Billi' and the quadruped robot 'NeuTrek.
NEUBILITY plans to continuously advance NEUBILITY's AI-based robotics technology and cloud infrastructure to expand Physical AI services that can be utilized across various industries and daily life.