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Introducing AI Castle Inc.
Introducing AI Castle Inc.
Physical AI Creator Platform
Providing various AI event outsourcing services
Introduction of AI education programs by the best professional instructors
Development of AI solutions tailored to customer needs
Introduction of various successful cases and projects of AI Castle
AICASTLE has officially launched PHYSICAR AI, its self-developed Sim2Real physical AI education platform — start with a virtual robot (SIM), finish with a real one (REAL), with classroom management, Ebook, and AI tutor features built for education.
AICASTLE built the AI experience exhibit systems for ‘Superpower Secret Academy,’ the new immersive exhibition at the National Science Museum’s Changui Narae Hall in Daejeon — developing and delivering the vehicles, control system, and operator/visitor UIs for the autonomous driving (telekinesis) experience booth.
The 2026 Autonomous Driving Hackathon (AMET 2026), hosted by the Korea Autonomous Driving Industry Association and sponsored by MOTIE, was held at COEX during AME 2026. AICASTLE joined Hyundai Mobis and HL Klemove as an official partner, operating the competition.
AICASTLE operated Yeungnam University’s RISE-MEGA “2026 Agentic AI Autonomous Driving Competition,” a residential program in Gyeongju where students progressed through training and practice runs to a final competition featuring Agentic AI-based autonomous driving missions.
AICASTLE ran the mini competition for Inha University’s capstone design program (a three-university credit exchange) and the 2026 Incheon Teacher Training, where teachers experienced machine learning, reinforcement learning, and LLM-agent concepts with hands-on autonomous driving projects on PHYSICAR SIM.
AICASTLE ran the “ROS2-based Autonomous Robot Control Expert Training and Physical AI Project” program at Korea National University of Transportation, covering ROS2 basics and simulation through agent-robot and autonomous driving systems on PHYSICAR SIM and REAL environments.
Commissioned by Ajou University’s Future Mobility consortium, AICASTLE ran an autonomous driving competition for students of the “Autonomous Driving & C-ITS” course. About 40 students in 12 teams participated, on a PHYSICAR SIM-based curriculum designed so even coding beginners could finish the track.
AICASTLE operated Inha University’s 2025 Future Vehicle AWS DeepRacer Championship League. Thirteen teams progressed through basic and advanced training and practice runs to the final competition, all powered by the PHYSICAR AI platform’s simulation and real-vehicle environments.
At CO-SHOW 2025, the national showcase of the COSS advanced-fields innovative convergence university program, AICASTLE was commissioned to run the future-mobility experience booth, featuring interactive AI programs such as pose-estimation-based experiences.
AICASTLE operated Yeungnam University’s RISE-MEGA “Autonomous Driving Competition with Reinforcement Learning.” Students progressed from reinforcement learning theory and AWS DeepRacer training to a final on-track competition with their own trained models.
Korea National University of Transportation (Chungju campus) hosted the “Reinforcement Learning and Autonomous Driving with AWS DeepRacer” program to nurture future autonomous driving talent. 22 students from various majors participated in the two-day, 16-hour course, with a satisfaction score of 4.85 out of 5.
This course teaches you how to create your own AI agent using OpenAI Platform’s Agent Builder. Build multi-agent system apps with Agent Builder and Chatkit, and deploy them using Cloudflare. The course covers all the latest technologies including GPT-5, Agent Builder, Chatkit, MCP, Fine Tuning, and CoT.
During DIFA 2025 (Daegu International Future Mobility Expo) held at EXCO Daegu, AICASTLE operated an AI autonomous driving experience booth, giving visitors a hands-on opportunity to experience autonomous driving, a core technology of future mobility.
AICASTLE signed a ‘Gwangju-style AI Business MOU’ at the opening ceremony of ‘Global AI Conference (AICON) Gwangju 2025’ held at the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center on October 15, 2025.
Delegation of the 2025 Chuncheon AWS DeepRacer Championship finals. This competition, now in its third year, saw a record-breaking 100 teams participate and introduced an obstacle avoidance mission for the first time, providing participants with the opportunity to develop more diverse and creative autonomous driving models.
LLM Agent education was conducted from August 24 to 28, 2025. This training was targeted at local residents and students interested in AI and data science fields, covering a wide range from basic LLM concepts to hands-on practice.
During the Hwaseong Special City AI EXPO (MARS 2025), an AI autonomous driving experience booth was operated, providing visitors with the opportunity to directly experience autonomous driving, a core technology of future mobility.
The “ROS (Robot Operating System) Applied Programming Education” held at Keimyung University from June 2 to June 5 concluded successfully. The program aimed to enhance students’ understanding of autonomous driving theories and algorithms, strengthen their job skills and competitiveness, and improve practical capabilities for participants in autonomous driving competitions.
AICASTLE, committed to making it easier to become an expert through practical AI education, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Hwaseong Talent Development Foundation’s Education Cooperation Support Division to advance local AI education.
Konyang University held a lecture on autonomous driving using artificial intelligence (AI) from April 28 to 30, aiming to respond to the Fourth Industrial Revolution and enhance the competitiveness of local talents.