Naver brings smart building technology from Korea to Tokyo landmark

Team Naver, the official, company-wide moniker for Naver's collaborative organizational structure, is bringing the smart building technologies developed at its 1784 headquarters in Korea to a major commercial complex in Tokyo, marking the first external deployment of its robotics-based building operating system. Naver said Tuesday that it will apply its smart building technology solutions to Tokyo Midtown Yaesu in partnership with NTT East and Mitsui Fudosan. The 45-story mixed-use complex connected to Tokyo Station includes offices, retail facilities, a hotel, a bus terminal and an elementary school.

Team Naver will provide core technologies from 1784, including autonomous mobile robots, a cloud-based robot control system, digital twin technology and vision-based positioning solutions. Mitsui Fudosan will operate robot delivery services at Tokyo Midtown Yaesu and manage integration with building facilities, while NTT East will oversee digital twin construction and maintenance of delivery robots. The project marks the first commercial application of the smart building model that Team Nave