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WIRobotics Begins Building a Physical AI Development Ecosystem: The First Technology Release Features the ALLEX Simulation Model

June 29, 2026 - 07:46

WIRobotics Begins Building a Physical AI Development Ecosystem: The First Technology Release Features the ALLEX Simulation Model

WIRobotics, a global robotics company led by co-CEOs YounBaek Lee and Yong-Jae Kim, has announced the start of its technology disclosure roadmap, marking the first step in building a physical AI development ecosystem. The initial release centers on the ALLEX simulation model, a tool designed to accelerate the creation and testing of intelligent robotic systems.

The company aims to provide developers and researchers with a standardized platform for simulating real-world interactions between robots and their environments. By opening up this technology, WIRobotics hopes to lower the barriers to entry for physical AI development, allowing teams to iterate on algorithms and hardware designs without needing expensive physical prototypes at every stage.

The ALLEX model is built to handle complex tasks such as locomotion, manipulation, and sensor integration within a virtual space. This approach helps reduce development time and costs while improving the safety and reliability of robotic systems before they are deployed in the field. The company plans to release additional components of its ecosystem in the coming months, focusing on bridging the gap between simulation and real-world performance.

With this move, WIRobotics positions itself as a contributor to the broader robotics community, encouraging collaboration and faster innovation in physical AI. The initial technology release is now available for interested parties to explore and integrate into their own projects.


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