Hyundai Movex said on the 8th that it will take part in North America's largest logistics and supply chain exhibition, "MODEX 2026," to be held Mar. 13–16 (local time) at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.
MODEX is North America's largest global industry exhibition showcasing next-generation logistics technologies, and this year about 1,200 corporations will participate, with roughly 50,000 visitors expected.
Hyundai Movex plans to showcase a range of "total Smart Logistics solutions" that fuse artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics technologies at this exhibition, aiming to prove its competitive edge in intelligent logistics innovation as a partner to global customers.
There will also be a demonstration of an omnidirectional automated guided vehicle (AGV) capable of autonomous movement forward, backward, left, and right, including a swarm parade of autonomous mobile robots (AMR) that drew attention at the Smart Factory + Automation World (AW 2026) held in Korea on the (omit "지난") last month.
A "3D Digital Twin" that controls industrial sites will also be unveiled. The exhibition site in the United States and the Hyundai Movex Cheongna R&D Center will be connected in real time to broadcast the status of key automation equipment by video. Through the integrated control system "VCS," the operational flow of all equipment at the actual site will be output simultaneously across multiple monitors.
Hyundai Movex presented "AI·Robotics Automation Solution Partner" as the slogan for this exhibition.
It reflects a commitment to lead the automation industry through the Smart Logistics capabilities accumulated over the years and to achieve intelligent logistics innovation together with global clients. It also signals an active push into the global market entering the AI logistics era with the competitiveness of "K-robots."
A Hyundai Movex official said, "Through this exhibition, we will broaden our touchpoints with the world's top corporations and lay the groundwork for discovering new customers and for global expansion."