In November 2023, MobED made an appearance at the ABU General Assembly, a gathering of broadcasting officials from the Asia-Pacific region to discuss current media industry issues.

MobED, a versatile robot adaptable to various purposes based on its top module, was employed at the Assembly to vividly capture the event, equipped with a camera atop it. Incorporating DnL technology developed in-house at our Robotics LAB, MobED demonstrated minimal shakiness even on uneven surfaces and the ability to maneuver through confined spaces and over obstacles. These capabilities allowed MobED to maintain a horizontal position throughout the venue, ensuring precise and stable filming even in areas beyond human reach.

  The pairing of camera equipment with MobED was not a first-time occurrence. Previously in March 2023, MobED played a notable role in the live broadcast of WBC. Unlike conventional filming equipment where cameras are attached to RC cars resulting in shaky footage even over minor bumps within shooting studios, MobED's driving performance demonstrated potential applicability within broadcasting fields by maintaining horizontal balance while climbing slopes, flexible filming via body height adjustments, rapid shot transitions through spot rotation, etc.

  With eccentric wheels on each 4 sides, MobED's potential is boundless. Depending on the module attached, it can function as a logistics robot, a camera for dynamic chase scenes, a safe and comfortable stroller for transporting babies, or a health trainer guiding exercise methods via a large display, among various other applications.

  Additionally, MobED's design allows for an increase in size, enabling its use as a mobility device that people can ride in. With stable driving and dynamic movement, MobED promises to bring a new dimension of driving pleasure.

  In this instance, we introduced how MobED was utilized as filming equipment. Looking ahead, anticipate a wide range of applications stemming from MobED's vast expandability.