Infra-Robotics for
Faster, Denser Data Centers
We shorten the path from construction to first revenue with
robot-native data center infrastructure
Ramp-up speed decides how soon a data center earns
The bottleneck sits after construction, in the ramp-up to operation. Handling infrastructure at this scale on human skill alone has hit its limit.
₩860M of rental revenue deferred per day
Every day operation starts late is a day of rental revenue recognized late. Monthly rent per kW has climbed to ₩240K in Korea and ₩330K overseas.
3 months to install, 12 months to commission
Even after construction, operation waits on rack delivery, installation, verification, and commissioning. Fragmented verification records and repeated rework are the bottleneck.
A manual bottleneck 150× larger
Data centers grew 150× — from 0.13 football pitches (10,000㎡) to 17 (1,300,000㎡). How servers get installed and verified has barely changed.
We bring operation forward
We move the physical and verification work of installation and commissioning onto robots. The entry point is starting operation sooner inside today's data center layout.
Robots execute and verify
Robots do the work on site. N-DORAS connects planning, assignment, verification, and records.
Live data center partnerships already secured
We validate with real customers. PoC scheduled for Q4 2026 – Q1 2027, agreed with both partners.
- Location
- Hanyang University ERICA Campus, 689 Haean-ro, Ansan, Gyeonggi
- Area
- 18,383 ㎡ (2.6 football pitches)
- Scale
- 4,000 racks, capacity for 120,000 servers
- Notable
- Kakao's first in-house data center
- Location
- 424 World Cup buk-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul
- Area
- 43,967 ㎡ (6.2 football pitches)
- Scale
- 1,800 racks, capacity for 54,000 servers
- Notable
- Korea's first data center (2005)
A five-year roadmap from SOM into the wider SAM
Phase 1 — Installation + Commissioning Market (2026–2028) | Phase 2 — High-Density Server Storage Market (2029–2030)
Estimated at a domestic CAGR of 24.6%
Targeting 97% of new data centers in Korea by 2030
Entry, expansion, cyclical, and recurring revenue
We enter through Setup, expand with High-Density, and turn Operation and Refresh into recurring revenue.
- What we deliver
- Installation and commissioning projects
- Billing
- One-off project
- Strategy
- Short-term GTM entry, maximizing robot utilization before mass production
- What we deliver
- Vertical high-density server infrastructure
- Billing
- Large-scale project
- Strategy
- Widening the automated scope within a customer site
- What we deliver
- Full server and rack replacement
- Billing
- Repeat project
- Strategy
- Serving the 3-5 year server refresh cycle
- What we deliver
- N-DORAS operation
- Billing
- Annual license + maintenance
- Strategy
- Long-term contracts through the operating phase
Proven Leader, Next-Gen Automation
A team that has planned, built, mass-produced, commercialized, and deployed robot automation.
Seunghoon Lee
Robotics Hardware / Electronics
- ·Head of Robot R&D Lab at LG Electronics; HW development lead at BearRobotics
- ·Embedded engineer, autonomous parking at Hyundai Mobis
Robotics Software Engineer
- ·MS in Mechanical Engineering / IT Convergence at POSTECH; MS in AI at Yonsei
- ·Engineers from Floatic, BearRobotics, and Riibotics
Platform / IT
- ·BS in Engineering, Hanyang University
- ·Backend engineer at KakaoBank; IT team lead at Floatic
Business
- ·Server memory (DRAM, HBM) business at Samsung Electronics
- ·Business analysts from LG CNS, CJ Olive Young, and Coupang