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Ludo Robotics

Develops AI models and systems for natural interaction between people and robots

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14

About Ludo Robotics

Ludo Robotics develops social intelligence for robots, enabling people to instruct and collaborate with them through speech and gesture. Its Ludi system connects human intent with robot actions.

The company is backed by KRAFTON and uses data from game and simulation environments alongside real-world robot interactions to train its systems. It has headquarters and a research lab in Palo Alto, California, and an R&D lab in Seoul, South Korea.

Product: AI models and agentic systems that connect human intent and communication with robot actions.

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