Selvas AI's stock price is rebounding sharply on the morning of the 27th, shaking off the weakness of the previous trading day, as the company applied its artificial intelligence (AI) voice interface technology to guide robots at Incheon International Airport.

As of the morning of the 27th, Selvas AI is trading at 8,190 won, up 1,340 won (19.56%) from the previous day, widening its gains. Strong buying interest has been flowing in since the early hours of trading, reversing the downward trend.

On the 20th, Selvas AI announced that it had applied its AI voice interface solution, 'Selvas Trigger,' to approximately 20 units of the guide robot 'Airstar,' deployed at Incheon International Airport in collaboration with robotics specialist company Clobot. With the introduction of this technology, airport users can immediately access voice guidance services simply by saying the wake word 'Airstar,' without needing to directly operate the robot's screen.

Based on autonomous driving, voice recognition, and AI technologies, 'Airstar' guides passengers to flight boarding gates and major airport facility locations, and presents optimal routes to users' desired destinations. The core technology, 'Selvas Trigger,' is a solution that first recognizes a pre-set specific wake word and then executes subsequent functions such as voice recognition. It is implemented using an on-device approach, which reduces dependence on external servers.

According to the company, Selvas Trigger allows brand or service names to be set as wake words, enabling its expanded application beyond guide robots to various fields such as AI kiosks, unmanned terminals, and mobility devices. Leveraging this successful Incheon Airport deployment as a stepping stone, Selvas AI plans to actively expand its business domain—previously focused on AI kiosks and Smart Teller Machines (STMs) for the financial sector—into the robot-centric 'Physical AI' field.

Yoon Jae-sun, Head of the Voice Recognition Business at Selvas AI, stated, "As the adoption of robots expands in airports, hospitals, and hotels, the importance of AI voice interfaces that help users communicate naturally with robots is growing." He added, "Having secured a use case for guide robots following AI kiosks and STMs in the financial sector, we will fully accelerate our efforts to target the Physical AI voice interface market across various industries, including robotics and mobility."

However, it is difficult to conclude that today's stock price surge was driven solely by the news of the technology's application to airport guide robots. The details of the technology integration were already disclosed on the 20th. Investors need to comprehensively monitor market conditions, including the day's trading volume, supply and demand changes, and whether the company issues additional disclosures.

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