Construction Site Auxiliary Robot
MiCKIE

Construction Site Auxiliary Robot MiCKIE

MiCKIE is the first construction auxiliary robot developed based on HL Mando's vehicle-based hardware technology and autonomous driving software expertise. This robot enables smarter and safer management of large construction sites.

Construction Sites Redefined by MiCKIE

  • Management of
    More Frequent and
    Wider Areas

    With multiple MiCKIE units, broader areas can be monitored more frequently. With its high speed and robustness, MiCKIE can patrol 24/7 in place of human workers, even in hazardous zones. It conducts routine patrols according to schedule, identifying potential hazards on site to prevent accidents in advance.

  • Building Smart Sites
    with Autonomous
    Driving

    MiCKIE assesses hazards and surroundings through LiDAR, cameras, and various sensors to determine a safe driving route. It identifies drivable paths for large equipment and alerts workers of approaching hazards. Additionally, it creates a 3D map of the site, allowing for real-time monitoring of construction progress.

  • Lower Costs,
    Enhanced Site Safety

    Unlike human workers, MiCKIE can operate without restrictions on time, frequency, weather, or environment. It continuously monitors for hazards, helping prevent accidents before they occur. A single control center can manage multiple sites, enabling cost-effective operations.

MiCKIE can do what?

MiCKIE can do what?

  • Autonomous
    Construction Site Auxiliary Robot

    Unlike other autonomous robots that operate in controlled
    environments, MiCKIE is designed for autonomous driving
    on unpaved sites. Based on 4th-generation autonomous
    driving technology, it identifies and tracks a variety of
    dynamic and static obstacles and hazards in complex
    environments like construction sites, such as people,
    materials, construction equipment, pits, and slopes.
    MiCKIE then infers movement paths to identify drivable
    routes.

  • Smarter Construction Site
    Management and Diagnostics

    Hazard information and drivable route data collected
    by multiple MiCKIE units are shared among the units and
    provided to connected workers on site. Using sensors,
    MiCKIE collects diverse real-time data from the site,
    enabling immediate response to environmental changes and
    unforeseen incidents. It also guides optimized routes to
    enhance the efficiency of heavy equipment operations,
    reducing the likelihood of accident-related losses. Additionally,
    using the collected 3D data, a digital twin allows for
    comparisons between blueprints and actual site conditions,
    enabling progress tracking.

  • MiCOSA
    Integrated Control Platform

    The MiCOSA integrated control platform is a system that
    provides the commands, controls, and information necessary
    for multiple MiCKIE units to carry out shared missions on-site.
    It visualizes the data collected by MiCKIE, supplying information
    to workers, and offers tools to monitor the robots' status and
    task progress through maps, charts, tables, and videos.
    When needed, it also enables remote control, allowing for
    direct participation in operations.

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