During the International Safety and Health Exhibition held at KINTEX from July 7–10, Cobot unveiled the world’s first wheelchair equipped with obstacle-conquering wheels—Miracle Wheel 2.0—designed specifically for individuals with mobility challenges. This innovation demonstrated the ability to independently overcome obstacles up to 5 cm tall, sparking hope for millions around the world.
Award-Winning Technology
At CES 2025, the Miracle Wheel 2.0 earned two Innovation Awards in the categories of Vehicle Tech & Advanced Mobility and Human Security.( Wheel chair) .
In Japan, exhibition , it has already attracted bulk orders for logistics carts, reflecting its versatility across industries.
Cross-Industry Applications
At the Korean exhibition, Cobot demonstrated the broad adaptability of the Miracle Wheel 2.0 across a wide range of products:
– Logistics carts
– Mobility aids
– AI-driven robots
– Off-road vehicles
– Passenger cars
– Military and space robots
Particularly noteworthy is the patented “Gatekeeping” technology, which adds significant value across these sectors.
Global Recognition and Demand
The innovation drew widespread acclaim from visitors—including disability advocacy groups, insurance companies, and international buyers. Industry insiders in logistics and AI robotics acknowledged its necessity and potential. Cobot is now in partnership and investment talks with firms from Korea, Japan, and the U.S.
Social Commitment Through Innovation
Cobot CEO Paul Kun shared his vision:
“Whether human or robot, we aim to enable seamless mobility for all under the ‘GO OVER’ concept. We pledge to donate the money of our profits to support vulnerable communities.”
Many resonated with the sentiment, calling it “a warmhearted innovation.”
Recognized for Social Impact
Cobot was also selected by the Hyundai Motor Chung Mong-Koo Foundation as a finalist in their impact startup program focused on solving societal issues.
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