Innonet has been officially selected as a new member of Korea’s government-led K-Humanoid Alliance, a national initiative designed to accelerate the country’s rise as a global leader in humanoid robotics by 2030.

The humanoid robot market is expected to grow rapidly, reaching an estimated USD 38 billion by 2035. Through the K-Humanoid Alliance, Korea is building a powerful ecosystem that unites industry, academia, research institutions, startups, and major enterprises to drive innovation in AI and robotics.

With more than KRW 1 trillion in planned government investment by 2030, the alliance will support technology validation, real-world deployment, commercialization, and the establishment of regulatory and cybersecurity foundations.

A Global Leader in Emergency Communication Technology

For over a decade, Innonet has pioneered emergency-response backpack mobile base stations, supported by global patents across Korea, the United States, Europe, and China.

Innonet’s unique strength lies in its advanced expertise in TV White Space technology, enabling stable, high-speed communications even in challenging environments such as:

*Underground spaces

*Large buildings

*Mountainous disaster zones

*Long-distance non-line-of-sight operations

TV White Space remains the only practical frequency solution capable of delivering real-time high-speed video transmission beyond 10 km in such critical conditions.

AI Humanoid Base Stations for Disaster-Resilient Connectivity

Innonet is now expanding its technology vision toward AI-powered humanoid base stations, designed to restore communications when mobile networks collapse due to disasters, terrorism, fires, or large-scale wildfires.

These systems provide essential services including:

*Emergency mobile communication

*Real-time situational video monitoring

*IoT-based gas and environmental sensing

*Location tracking and operational coordination

By connecting field responders, commanders, and isolated civilians, Innonet’s solutions enable faster decision-making and safer emergency operations.

CEO Message

Ho-sang Yoo, CEO of Innonet, stated:

“Joining the K-Humanoid Alliance is a meaningful opportunity to combine our wireless autonomous communication expertise with AI, humanoid robotics, and next-generation systems. We expect strong synergy and global expansion potential.”

Driving Korea’s Future in AI Robotics and Disaster Safety

Through its participation in the K-Humanoid Alliance, Innonet will continue to strengthen its role in national innovation strategies while accelerating global commercialization of disaster-resilient communication and AI robotics solutions.