HL Robotics will participate in the '2025 Korea Future Mobility Expo (DIFA 2025)' held at Daegu EXCO from October 22 to 25, unveiling the world's first indoor autonomous parking robot, 'PARKIE'. Through this exhibition, the company plans to showcase a live demonstration of the commercially successful autonomous parking robot, offering visitors a chance to experience the 'future of parking' firsthand.

'PARKIE', which received the 'CES 2024 Best Innovation Award' and the 'FIX 2025 Best Technology Innovation Award', is one of the innovative products to watch at DIFA 2025. Despite its ultra-slim design of approximately 9cm, it boasts powerful performance capable of lifting vehicles weighing up to 3 tons. When a user parks a vehicle at the designated zone, two robots enter beneath the vehicle, lift it, and automatically perform parking and retrieval.

Additionally, its proprietary control software allows flexible changes to the parking layout, making it easily adaptable to various building environments. This provides high space efficiency, increasing the number of parking spaces by up to 30%, and prevents issues such as door dings and double parking, ensuring both convenience and safety.

At the DIFA 2025 HL Robotics booth, visitors will have the opportunity to experience a new dimension of parking through a 'live demonstration of the autonomous parking robot'. HL Robotics stated, "We are the only company in the world to have commercialized both indoor and outdoor parking robots," adding, "We hope you will witness the transformative process of our innovative technology, awarded consecutively at CES and FIX, as it revolutionizes urban spaces with a new parking paradigm."

The company further mentioned, "Building on our commercialization success, we plan to expand in the domestic market and enter the global market simultaneously, establishing a solid leadership position in the autonomous parking robot sector."

Meanwhile, HL Robotics has positioned itself as the world's only commercialized indoor and outdoor parking robot company, based on the indoor autonomous parking robot 'PARKIE' and the outdoor autonomous parking robot 'STAN' developed by its French subsidiary, Stanley Robotics. The company is also expanding its product lineup to include patrol robots and ultra-low profile transport robots, broadening its activities into the security and logistics sectors. The safety and reliability based on HL Group's automotive component technology are considered key competitive advantages driving customer satisfaction and HL Robotics' growth.

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