HUBO Lab

HuboQ is a “quick delivery robot” that comprises of a remote-controlled base with 4 wheels and a self-stabilizing tray for carrying small objects.
It can change into a “human transporter” mode that allows a person to use it in a 2 wheeled configuration like a Segway.
The upper mechanism is actually the 5-DOF leg from a Hubo robot.

Website: hubolab.kaist.ac.kr/p_huboq

Fig. 1:	Fig. 2:
Video 1: Demo using remote control to deliver a water bottle.	Video 2: Riding HuboQ as a personal transport device.

KETI (Korea Electronics Technology Institute)

A wheelchair for extreme terrain. It has 4 wheels and 4 “flippers” with continuous tracks that allow it to climb stairs of variable angle, similar to military robots like the iRobot PackBot.

Fig. 3:	Video 3: They were driving the wheelchair around their booth.	Video 4: Demonstration of the wheelchair driving up stairs.
Update: More recently, an American inventor built a similar wheelchair that really does look like a tank: www.washingtonpost.com/news/meet-the-all-terrain-wheelchair-thats-built-like-a-tank/

KIRIA (Korea Institute for Robot Industry Advancement)

They have developed a self-balancing scooter called BB-Rider, similar to the Hubo-way or Segway.
They have various models: BB Rider “Classic”, “Hands-free” and “Moving Chair”.