Nearthlab Inc. is a South Korea-based technology company that develops artificial intelligence-powered autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle solutions, physical AI software, and aerial data analytics platforms for industrial asset inspection and defense operations. The company operates primarily across two business segments: Industrial Solutions and Defense Systems. Its core industrial product portfolio includes NearthWIND Pro, an autonomous drone inspection platform specialized for wind turbine blade defect detection and large-scale infrastructure monitoring; NearthWIND Mobile, a mobile software application that converts commercial off-the-shelf drones into automated industrial inspection tools; and Zoomable, a cloud-based digital twin and asset management platform that automatically processes, classifies, and reports visual structural defect data. Its defense and public safety lineup includes AiDEN, a sub-kilogram autonomous intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance drone capable of swarm operations; KAiDEN, a high-speed autonomous counter-unmanned aerial system interceptor engineered for kinetic hard-kill neutralization of unauthorized drones; and XAiDEN, a loitering munition system designed for autonomous tactical swarm-strike missions. Nearthlab Inc. provides its products and inspection services to wind power operators, utility providers, public safety agencies, and armed forces across more than 40 countries, supported by international operations and regional entities in the United States, Germany, and Brazil. The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. In recent developments, Nearthlab Inc. completed its initial public offering on the KOSDAQ market of the Korea Exchange under ticker 417030 in August 2026, raising capital to fund the construction of dedicated manufacturing facilities and advance physical AI research and development. The company has accelerated its strategic expansion into international defense markets through military supply agreements in the United Arab Emirates; joined the LIG Defense and Aerospace consortium to develop a counter-drone hard-kill close-in protection system for the South Korean Defense Acquisition Program Administration; and partnered with the United States-based Red Cat Futures Initiative consortium to support autonomous aerial defense initiatives for allied armed forces.