K-Robot 'Ellis' Invited to Computex by NVIDIA

Korean:The Korean humanoid robot 'Ellis' met visitors at the Taiwan ICT exhibition 'Computex 2025'.



According to the robot industry on the 21st, A-Robot is showcasing Ellis at the Nvidia exhibition hall in Computex, which is being held in Taipei, Taiwan until the 23rd.



A-Robot's humanoid robot 'Ellis' hands out water to visitors after playing dice with them at Computex 2025 on the 21st. [Photo = A-Robot]

A-Robot CEO Eom Yoon-seol (top left) introduces 'Ellis' to visitors at 'Computex 2025' held at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center in Taiwan on the 21st. Visitors are delighted to see Ellis' dice numbers revealed. [Photo = A-Robot]



Ellis is a humanoid robot that is 160 cm tall and weighs 45 kg. It has been learning various human behaviors using Nvidia's Robot Foundation Model Cosmos platform.



At this exhibition, A-Robot provided an opportunity for Ellis to interact with visitors.



Ellis and visitors play a dice game, and if they win, they receive a gift.



A-Robot said, "Ellis attracted so much attention that long lines formed around her, and NVIDIA officials also met with her."



A-Robot's participation in Computex is also meaningful in that a Korean humanoid robot was invited by NVIDIA.



In January, during the keynote speech by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang in Las Vegas, only Chinese, American, and European robots were on stage, and no Korean robots were present.



From left, Han Jae-kwon, Professor of Robotics at Hanyang University ERICA, NVIDIA officials, and A-Robot CEO Eom Yoon-seol take a commemorative photo with 'Ellis' at Computex 2025 held at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center in Taiwan on the 21st. [Photo = ARobot]

Representatives from 16 startups who received an invitation from NVIDIA are taking a group photo at 'Computex 2025' held at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center in Taiwan on the 21st. [Photo = ARobot]



In addition to ARobot, NVIDIA invited 16 startups from the Asian region to Computex this year, including △NYB (Singapore), △AirEcho (Taiwan), △FileAI (Singapore), △Coxwave (Korea), △LynxAnalytics (Singapore), △Appto (Japan), △POD (Taiwan), △NunoX (Taiwan), △MoreilAI (Taiwan), △MetAI (Taiwan), △FutureNest (Taiwan), △Findings Tech (Taiwan), △DillyAI (USA), △APMIC (Taiwan), and △Avalanche Computing (Taiwan).



Two Korean startups attended, A-Robot and Coxwave. Taiwanese startups were invited the most with nine, followed by Singapore with three.



A-Robot is a humanoid robot startup whose CTO is Professor Han Jae-kwon of Hanyang University's Erica Robotics Department.



Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center in Taiwan, where Computex 2025 is being held. [Photo = A-Robot]



It aims to supply humanoid robots to industrial sites and rural areas suffering from a labor shortage.



It is participating in the 'K-Humanoid Robot Alliance' launched on the 10th of last month, and recently signed a 'Humanoid Development Business Agreement' (MOU) with POSCO E&C and HD Hyundai Mipo Dockyard, respectively.



Meanwhile, Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, praised Taiwan in his keynote speech at Computex held at the Taipei Music Center in Taiwan on the 19th, saying, "(Taiwan) is the center of cutting-edge industries, the epicenter of AI and robotics, and the region that produces the world's largest electronics."





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