Krafton, the video game publisher of PUBG: Battlegrounds and inZOI, is evaluating how its game technology may be applied to physical AI and robotics.

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Krafton, publisher of PUBG and inZOI, announced it's exploring how its game technology expertise in large-scale virtual worlds and physics-based simulations could apply to physical AI and robotics as long-term opportunities. The company, which declared itself "AI First" in 2024, outlined plans to release 26 new titles over the coming years, expand PUBG as a content platform with user-generated content, and continue AI integration across development. This follows recent workforce reductions and hiring freezes outside AI and original IP development.

Krafton evaluates how its tech may apply to physical AI, robotics