SpaceBank to Unveil RoboViewX at CES 2026

Spacebank, a company specializing in Intelligent Digital Transformation (AIDX), unveiled its next-generation robot integrated control platform 'RoboViewX' at CES 2026. RoboViewX is a control system capable of integrated management and control of various heterogeneous robots from a single platform. It collects and analyzes video, sensor, and behavioral data in real-time to visualize robot movements, work history, and risk factors. It provides real-time video streaming, 3D control, and timeline-based history analysis features in a web environment. The OTA (Over-The-Air) function allows remote updates of robot software without on-site visits, enabling operational cost savings. Spacebank is focusing on introducing its SDR (Software Defined Robot)-based robot control technology. By applying VLA technology, it supports the implementation of software- and data-centric physical AI through a method of collecting robot learning data, undergoing simulation, and then applying it to actual robots. It can be widely applied to logistics robots (AGV, AMR), industrial robots, service robots, and more. At the exhibition, Director Kim Hyun-gon of the Gyeonggi-do Economic Science Promotion Agency, Vice Chairman Song Jae-seong of the Korea Telecommunications Operators Association, Seongnam City Vice Mayor Lim Jong-cheol, and others visited the booth. Spacebank has consistently participated in international exhibitions such as GITEX Expand North Star, MWC, and Middle East Aramco GIITS, accumulating global references. Based on its product export cases to Indonesia, it is accelerating its expansion into overseas markets, and with this participation in CES, it plans to solidify discussions for business cooperation to enter the North American and European markets. CEO Lee Won-hee stated, "At the CES 2026 site, we are directly confirming the global market's interest and potential for RoboViewX," adding, "We will expand our collaboration with global partners through our SDR-based platform, which presents a new standard for robot control."