What CoWorld Connects Across Domains
- Device and Agent state
- Operational goals and mission flow
- Policies, authority, and human intervention points
- Field information and device and mission state
About · CoWorldA World Where Diverse Resources
A World Where Diverse Resources
Collaborate Toward a Single Goal
CoWorld is not tied to specific robots, devices, or environments. It connects different robots and devices through an Agentic AI operating structure, and is designed as a robotics and unmanned operations platform where each Device Agent performs the required tasks.
CoWorldPLATFORM
CoWaterMaritime · OCEAN
CoLandLand · LAND
CoAirAir · AIR
Operating Principles
How CoWorld Works
01 / Agent
Each Device Agent Decides from Field Conditions
Each Device Agent uses shared field conditions together with its own position, battery, sensor state, and capabilities to decide necessary actions and control its device.
02 / Goal
Deliver Goals, Not Lists of Commands
Operators define the outcome and constraints instead of listing every control step. Agents translate that intent into missions and actions.
03 / Scale
Keep the Core Structure, Extend the Connections
When adding a new robot or device, only the required device integration is developed while the existing mission management and operating structure remains in use.
04 / Trust
Autonomous Operations Within Controllable Boundaries
Operating policies and constraints define the boundaries of autonomy. People can intervene in critical decisions, and the basis for decisions and actions remains reviewable.
Platform Scope
Keep the Operating Model, Adapt It to Devices and Fields
CoWorld does not force every environment into one implementation. The operating flow remains shared while device integration and field policy are configured for the actual use case.
What Changes for Each Environment
- Robots, sensors, and communication methods
- Available capabilities and tasks
- Safety policies and autonomy boundaries
- Field scenarios and completion criteria
Agent Structure
How Each Agent Collaborates
Each Device Agent uses its device state and shared field information to decide and execute necessary tasks. The Central Control Agent analyzes the overall situation and coordinates mission progress.
Central Control AgentSituation analysis · Mission planning · Progress coordination · Operation logging
USV · Maritime Device Agent
UGV · Land Device Agent
UAV · Air Device Agent
※ No robot directly controls another. Each Agent controls only its own device and determines the necessary tasks from goals and status information.
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