Hancom says Nomadian drew investor interest ahead of US beta
The AI workforce platform will enter a US beta in December, Hancom said, after New York and Chicago meetings with institutional investors.
Hancom said its AI workforce platform Nomadian received positive feedback from US institutional investors during a series of one-on-one meetings held in New York and Chicago this month, according to dailysecu.com.
The investors compared Nomadian with Meta's Muse, an AI agent for small businesses. Nomadian builds AI teams by role such as sales, marketing and research, while Muse works as a single agent assisting marketing and operations.
Nomadian runs on Hancom's Agentic OS, document solutions and orchestration grid, and produces outputs such as reports and proposals without external functions, the company said. Some investors said they intend to visit Hancom's headquarters in Korea in December.
Hancom plans to release a beta version of Nomadian in the US market in December and launch it officially next year. The first target market is US businesses with fewer than 10 employees and solo founders, aiming at 5.21 million US sites that already use or pay for AI.
The company is working with Amazon Web Services through 'Hancom × AWS CoLab' on product and commercialization strategy and is pursuing listing on the AWS Marketplace. Hancom has accumulated 36 years of document source technology, according to its background materials.
Hancom will hold a 'Nomadian Day' press conference at Hancom Tower in Seoul next week to present the results of the investor meetings and its US entry strategy.
Quick answers
When will Nomadian launch in the US?
Hancom plans to release a beta version in the US market in December and launch officially next year.
Who is Nomadian aimed at?
The first target market is US businesses with fewer than 10 employees and solo founders, aiming at 5.21 million US sites that already use or pay for AI.
How does Nomadian differ from Meta's Muse?
Nomadian builds AI teams by role such as sales, marketing and research, whereas Meta's Muse works as a single agent assisting marketing and operations.