Abstract: A charging robot includes a memory storing computer-executable instructions, at least one processor that accesses the memory and executes the instructions, an output device, and a first position recognition device that identifies a vehicle approaching a charging specification. The processor determines at least one of a first distance between the vehicle identified by means of the first position recognition device and the charging robot, a first movement direction of the vehicle, or a first movement speed of the vehicle, or any combination thereof and charges the vehicle, based on that a position of the vehicle is included in a charging position which is a position at which the charging robot is able to charge the vehicle, based on the at least one of the first distance, the first movement direction, or the first movement speed, or the any combination thereof.

Abstract: An authentication device and an authentication processing method thereof are provided. The authentication device includes a communication device, data storage, one or more processors, and memory. The memory stores instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, configure a microservice architecture (MSA) of the authentication device to: receive an authentication request from a client device, determine an authentication request target based on the authentication request, request via the communication device an encrypted payload from a first service among a plurality of services of the MSA that corresponds to the authentication request target, determine an identifier corresponding to the first service, store in the data storage the identifier and the encrypted payload, and generate based on the identifier an authentication token, and send the authentication token to the client device.

Abstract: A robot control system and a method may be operated in a microservices architecture (MSA)-based control environment. The robot control system includes an application programming interface (API) gateway that connects an authentication server for authenticating a robot, a management server for managing the robot, and an operation server for operating the robot in a Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) communication method and an administrator terminal that communicates with the robot through WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication).

Abstract: A robot control system and a method may be operated in a microservices architecture (MSA)-based control environment. The robot control system includes an application programming interface (API) gateway that connects an authentication server for authenticating a robot, a management server for managing the robot, and an operation server for operating the robot in a Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) communication method and an administrator terminal that communicates with the robot through WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication).