With the diversification and segmentation of mobility, services are expanding to a range that existing transportation methods could not handle. Recently, the related market is actively forming to the extent that a law on 'Micro Mobility' is being enacted, centering on electric scooters. Hyundai Motor Group's Robotics Lab is developing 'E-Board', a micro-mobility that is responsible for moving the 'last mile' to the final destination after using general transportation such as buses and subways. 'E-Baord' maximizes portability and convenience with a 5-stage foldable ultra-small package weighing about 8 kg, and the front and rear suspension is applied at a maximum speed of 18 km/h to secure shock stability. In addition, it prevents theft and accidents by implementing a lock function and a black box function by interlocking with a mobile phone. Robotics Lab is making efforts to develop robot technology that can provide various services such as personal mobility and mobile robots applied with autonomous mobile platforms.