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Hancom is developing Nomadian, an AI workforce platform based on document source technology and agentic OS.
AI Workforce ‘Nomadian’ beta released in December… Commercialization next year
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Oh Ji-eun = Hancom [030520] introduces Nomadian, an AI workload platform that processes work by forming a team of artificial intelligence (AI) employees in a virtual space based on its own agentic OS (operating system).
Hancom announced on the 14th that it plans to first release Nomadian, which is being developed by a dedicated task force (TFT), as a beta version in the U.S. market in December, and commercialize it as an official subscription service (SaaS) next year.
Nomadian is a service that hires AI agents for each job, such as data analysts or marketers, to form a team, visually confirms the collaboration process in a 3D virtual office room, and divides work.
It is designed to grant final approval to a person and require user confirmation before any action that is difficult to reverse, such as sending an email.
Hancom mainly targeted solo entrepreneurs in the U.S. market, where there are over 30 million businesses without employees.
After settling in the US market, we plan to expand our service area to Korea and Europe.
Kim Yeon-soo, CEO of Hancom, said, “Nomadian is a platform planned based on document source technology and agentic OS accumulated over 36 years,” and added, “We will open a market where individuals become companies and set the standard for the global AI workforce market.”
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Nomadian will be commercialized as an official subscription service next year.
Likely · Within months
After settling in the US market, the service area will expand to Korea and Europe.
Possible · Within months

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