Feasix AI Secures Seed Funding from Seoul National University Technology Holdings

Seoul National University Technology Holdings announced on the 6th that it had made a seed investment in Feasix AI, led by CEO Jong-Won Kim.

Feasix AI provides facility management services using vision AI-powered outdoor mobile robots. The company is developing vehicle and license plate recognition technologies, a general-purpose outdoor mobile robot with a payload capacity of 100 kg, and robot-based solutions for parking management, cleaning, snow removal, and other services. By introducing robotic automation into traditionally labor-intensive facility management operations, the company aims to reduce costs and improve efficiency.

Jong-Won Kim, CEO of Feasix AI, holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Seoul National University and has more than a decade of experience in robotics research and development. Kim recognized that robots, despite being introduced to make people’s lives easier, often create new difficulties in actual operations. He founded Feasix AI to build a human–robot collaboration model in which robots address human pain points while people compensate for robots’ limitations.

With this investment, Feasix AI plans to accelerate technology development and bring its services to market sooner. In particular, the company will strengthen the competitiveness of its facility management services for real-world deployment by advancing its vision AI-based perception technology and general-purpose outdoor mobile robot platform.

For the full story, see the articles below.

• English: Feasix AI Raises Seed Funding to Deploy Vision AI Robots Across Outdoor Facility Management (WOWTALE)
• Korean (original): Robot Newspaper