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Mobility Lab Co.

Mobility Lab Co. develops autonomous drone systems using AI and real-time communication for coordinated unmanned operations.
11-09-2024
Changwon, Kyongsang-namdo, South Korea

Innovation

Industry Problem

Agriculture spraying and other large-area missions are difficult to scale when drones operate one at a time and depend on manual coordination.

R&D Focus

AI swarm drones; real-time communications; coordinated autonomous pest-control missions.

Innovative Solution

Mobility Lab develops real-time communication and AI control for coordinated unmanned fleets, including swarm pest-control drones.

Solution Effectiveness

At CES 2026, the company reportedly held more than 40 overseas business consultations. No independent agriculture spraying-efficiency or swarm-scale benchmark was found.

Products

Product

Swarm-drone control technology for pest control and other coordinated unmanned operations.

Star Product

Swarm pest-control drone system – the most agriculture-specific use case demonstrated publicly.

Demo Product or Complete Product?

Prototype/demonstration and early commercial-development stage.

Future Plan

Market Expansion

Pursuing overseas demonstrations and business partnerships following CES 2026, including the United States.

Investment Funding

Supported through Kyungpook National University’s startup ecosystem; no private round amount or future fundraising plan was identified.

Awards and Recognitions

Participations

CES 2026 through Kyungpook National University’s startup support pavilion.

Media Apperance

Reported by Kyungpook National University following CES 2026.

M&A and Collabs

Collab

University of Nevada – discussions/demonstration planning for pest-control drones reported after CES 2026.

Collab

Stellavision – memorandum of understanding; John Deere also expressed collaboration interest according to the university report.

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