The Industrial AI Expo was held at COEX Magok from the 3rd to the 5th. / Source - HelloT
The first Industrial AI Expo was held from the 3rd to the 5th at the COEX Magok Convention Centre. Under the overarching theme of ‘The convergence of AI and industry, leading a new industrial revolution’, the expo brought together future-oriented technologies and solutions integrating AI across the entire industrial sector, including energy, logistics, healthcare, climate tech and digital healthcare, beyond manufacturing.
Attracting attention as Korea’s first exhibition dedicated to industrial AI, the expo focused not only on the exhibition itself but also on revitalising the industrial AI ecosystem and creating practical business collaboration opportunities through a range of accompanying events, including conferences, the Industrial AI International Certification Forum, AI-Tech seminars, and IR pitching and business connect sessions.
HD Hyundai unveils a host of ‘people-centred’ smart industry innovation technologies at Industrial AI Expo 2025
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At the ‘Industrial AI Expo 2025’, HD Hyundai presented its vision for smart industry transformation across manufacturing sectors including shipbuilding, construction and energy through advanced AI technologies and innovative solutions. At the exhibition, held at the Magok COEX Convention Centre, HD Hyundai showcased a range of AI-based innovative solutions under the central theme of a ‘people-centred smart industrial environment’, attracting considerable interest from visitors.
The exhibition centred on ‘HiCAMS’, a vessel and land-based safety monitoring solution incorporating digital twin technology, and ‘HiCBM’, an AI-based solution for real-time monitoring of equipment operating conditions and condition-based diagnostic management. These solutions are next-generation technologies that can improve safety at complex manufacturing sites and prevent equipment failures in advance. They have now been deployed in actual shipyard operations, significantly improving worker safety and production efficiency.
The shipyard-specific AI interpretation and translation service ‘HD Agent’ also attracted attention. The service converts complex work instructions containing not only on-site terminology and foreign languages but even regional dialects into standard language in real time, maximising communication efficiency between workers and improving the accuracy of on-site work. In the experience zone at the exhibition, visitors could use HD Agent themselves and experience the process of converting work instructions into standard language.
In addition, future technologies for the maritime and land-based industries were also unveiled, including ‘OceanWise’, which recommends optimal routes using vessel-operation data; ‘Real-X’, a next-generation construction equipment control solution incorporating reinforcement learning; mobile unmanned power-control vessels and combat unmanned surface vessels (USVs); and a nuclear-powered vessel model, offering a glimpse into the future of smart industrial sites.
InterX leads the digital transformation of manufacturing with AI-based autonomous manufacturing solutions
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InterX, a leading company in industrial AX (Autonomous Transformation) and autonomous manufacturing, is leading future innovation in manufacturing by showcasing an AI autonomous factory solution based on software-defined manufacturing (SDM) and an integrated AX platform at ‘Industrial AI Expo 2025’.
InterX exhibited a range of innovative technologies based on the concept of SDM, which digitalises, intelligently transforms and automates the entire manufacturing lifecycle—including factories, equipment, products and supply chains—moving away from conventional equipment-centred manufacturing operations. This enables improvements in key operational indicators at manufacturing sites, including increased productivity, quality prediction, energy savings, reduced carbon emissions and shorter delivery times.
The booth featured the AI autonomous factory platform, generative AI solutions, digital twin technology and a digital supply chain (Data Space) platform. In particular, its site-specific solutions, which turn operational technology (OT) from manufacturing sites into AI assets, attracted attention. Through these solutions, InterX is pursuing execution-focused innovation by solving real-world problems at manufacturing sites, lowering barriers to AI adoption through close collaboration with customers.
Meanwhile, InterX is pursuing a strategy of creating results together with its customers, adopting ‘site-centred innovation’ as its corporate philosophy—one that considers not only technology provision but also the usability of people and worksites. As a result of these efforts, it was selected as one of the Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ ‘Baby Unicorn 200’ companies in 2023, followed by its final selection for ‘Baby Unicorn Plus’ in 2024, receiving recognition for its growth potential and ability to expand globally.
CLEVI, an AMD partner, attracts attention with humanoid robots that mimic human movements
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AI specialist CLEVI captured visitors’ attention at the 1st Industrial AI Expo by showcasing a humanoid robot equipped with advanced teleoperation technology. Teleoperation technology enables a robot to learn and replicate an operator’s actions in real time, and CLEVI presented new possibilities for automating tasks and enhancing safety in industrial settings.
The humanoid robot showcased at the CLEVI booth precisely reproduced the operator’s movements and demonstrated a high level of accuracy applicable even to complex manufacturing and assembly processes. By reducing the burden on operators while improving both work efficiency and safety, it is attracting significant attention in manufacturing environments.
Meanwhile, CLEVI is also attracting attention for ‘ivy’, its self-developed large language model at the core of its AI research and development. ‘ivy’ is optimised for implementing customised AI solutions tailored to industrial environments and supports real-time multimodal analysis (voice, images and video), enabling it to integrate and process diverse data even in complex working environments. Based on this, it provides innovative services that can be applied immediately in industrial settings, including customised AI agent creation, data-driven predictions and workflow automation.
Leaders Systems presents industrial AI infrastructure innovation with NVIDIA-based supercomputers and a digital twin platform
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Leaders Systems, an NVIDIA ELITE Partner led by CEO Lee Bu-seok, participated in the ‘2025 Industrial AI EXPO’, presenting high-performance GPU-based supercomputing systems and industrial digital twin and AI simulation platforms, and highlighting the potential for AI infrastructure innovation in industrial settings.
Since its establishment in 2003, Leaders Systems has been a leading GPU specialist in South Korea in the fields of AI, deep learning, simulation and data centre construction. Based on NVIDIA’s accelerated computing technology, it supplies comprehensive GPU-optimised platforms ranging from supercomputers and workstations to GPU virtualisation, visualisation, AI education and cloud research services, establishing itself as a ‘full-stack AI infrastructure partner’.
At this exhibition, it created an interactive booth centred on real-world industrial applications, alongside next-generation hardware products incorporating NVIDIA’s latest architecture, enabling visitors to see and experience the physical implementation of AI technology first-hand.
At the centre of the exhibition was the NVIDIA DGX™ B200, a flagship system based on the latest GPU architecture. This product is a next-generation supercomputer supporting large-scale AI workloads such as LLMs (large language models), recommendation systems and generative chatbots. On site, its internal components, including the GPUs, boards and cooling system, were actually disassembled to reveal their structure and operating principles. Technology professionals interested in AI performance and parallel processing optimisation continued to visit the exhibit.
The high-performance NVIDIA RTX™ PRO 6000 Blackwell series GPU for professional workstations, specialised for professional workloads, was also showcased. Equipped with 96GB of GDDR7 memory and the latest Tensor and RT Cores, this GPU delivers performance optimised for demanding computing tasks such as high-resolution 3D modelling, real-time simulation and scientific visualisation.
Microsoft showcases the present and future of work innovation with generative AI ‘Copilot’
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One of the most eye-catching stands at the exhibition was undoubtedly Microsoft. Visitors continuously streamed into the large stand, where dozens of tablets were laid out in a long row throughout the event. This interactive space, where people could touch, input information and observe the responses themselves, focused not simply on promotion but on providing a practical user experience of Microsoft’s flagship generative AI solution, ‘Copilot’.
Copilot is Microsoft’s generative AI solution, integrated with OpenAI’s ChatGPT technology, and has already been implemented across Microsoft 365, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams. At the stand, participants could directly experience features such as drafting emails, generating meeting summaries and analysing Excel data, allowing them to intuitively understand its usefulness in real-world work environments.
Copilot is more than simply a ‘conversational AI’. Reports indicate that it can increase document creation speed by up to 12%, learn a user’s working style to provide increasingly personalised support, and reduce the time spent on repetitive tasks by more than 20 hours per week. It is also built on Microsoft’s robust security framework and complies with major regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA, making it notable for its ability to be used safely in environments handling sensitive industry data.
Airobot takes the stage at Industrial AI EXPO with its fourth-generation humanoid ‘Alice 4’
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Airobot is a company that has continued its research and development with the goal of commercialising and popularising humanoid robots. It has built up its technological expertise by introducing various models, including Alice, Amy and Eddy, and unveiled its next-generation model ‘Alice 4’ at this year’s Industrial AI EXPO.
The newly unveiled Alice 4 is characterised by precise control and low-noise walking. It enables stable walking by adopting legs with a multi-link parallel structure and the SLIP (Spring-Loaded Inverted Pendulum) walking model, and its performance is being enhanced with the goal of achieving a walking speed of 3 m/s. It also uses the AI platform ‘Isaac Groot’ to understand natural language and support a range of tasks in industrial environments.
At the booth, visitors could play a dice game directly with Alice 4 and experience its vision and speech recognition capabilities. After the game, they were handed a bottle of mineral water, allowing them to observe the robot’s smooth movements, which attracted attention.
Airobot has equipped the robot with its self-developed linear actuator to achieve precise force control without a reducer. This technology enables delicate actuation through its backdrivability and high current sensitivity, while its thermal management design enhances stability and durability. Its low reduction ratio also reduces noise, making it suitable for environments where it works alongside people.
Meanwhile, Airobot is also participating in the expansion of the industrial ecosystem through its involvement in the government-led ‘K-Humanoid Alliance’. Last July, it attracted Series A investment worth KRW 10 billion, demonstrating its technological competitiveness.
An Airobot representative said, “Alice 4 is a robot developed to perform practical roles in industrial settings,” adding, “We will continue pursuing innovations that can enable us to lead the humanoid market.”
HP Korea unveils workstation line-up optimised for AI development
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HP Korea introduced its Z Series workstations, specialised for high-performance computing environments such as AI development, 3D modelling and data analysis. HP Z AI Workstations are professional PCs designed to maintain stability during prolonged, high-load tasks, unlike custom-built or gaming PCs. They provide software certified by major ISVs and AI security features, and hold the No. 1 share of the domestic workstation market (2021 Q3–2025 Q1, IDC).
The ‘Z8 Fury G5’, showcased as a flagship product at this exhibition, can accommodate up to four NVIDIA RTX 6000 series graphics cards and up to two AMD Radeon PRO W680 graphics cards. Its thermal control design has been enhanced so that high-performance GPUs can operate at maximum performance simultaneously, while efficiently supporting complex workloads such as large-scale data processing and sLLM training.
HP Korea also highlighted its strategy of meeting professional demand in a variety of environments through its desktop and mobile workstation line-ups. At the booth, it also showcased a workstation-based video surveillance solution, introducing a practical application case using AI infrastructure.
An HP Korea representative emphasised that “a workstation is a sturdy body that can bring well-designed AI solutions to life”, adding, “We will continue to develop AI solutions and hardware together to meet the demands of industrial sites.”
UVC Demonstrates OCTOPUS, a Full-Lifecycle Digital Twin Solution
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UVC is a company that has provided smart factory solutions based on its accumulated experience in the manufacturing digital twin sector. Through its proprietary platform based on OPC UA international standard technology, it supports IIoT connectivity and data analysis, while integrating various OT and IT technologies to create a digital twin environment.
At this exhibition, UVC showcased ‘OCTOPUS’, a full-lifecycle solution for autonomous manufacturing. At the exhibition, organised under the theme ‘All About AI Factory’, visitors were able to experience two of the eight OCTOPUS solutions directly: the AI-based analytics platform ‘OCTOPUS Insight AI’ and the AI-based control centre ‘OCTOPUS MCP Center’.
During the exhibition, UVC CEO Cho Gyu-jong also gave a presentation. Under the theme ‘Manufacturing AI: The Brain—Can It Enable Autonomous Manufacturing on Its Own?’, he addressed the limitations of introducing AI into manufacturing sites. Department Head Cho Ye-chang shared examples of autonomous operations in real industrial settings through ‘From DX to AX: The Digital Twin Strategy for Unmanned and Autonomous Operations Chosen by Leading Companies’.
An interactive event featuring OCTOPUS’s mascot, an octopus plush toy, was also held at the booth. Visitors could intuitively experience Physical AI-based robot control alongside the octopus character, making it easier to understand digital twin technology.
A UVC representative stated, “This exhibition is an opportunity to showcase our vision for an integrated solution for the AI transformation of the manufacturing industry. In particular, visitors will be able to experience first-hand an autonomous manufacturing environment centred on Insight AI and MCP Center, where AI makes decisions independently and controls processes.”
Mobilint targets ‘ARIES’ and low-power ‘REGULUS’ industrial AI with high-performance, low-power NPUs
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Mobilint is an NPU specialist company that develops SoCs capable of ultra-low-power, high-efficiency AI computation using its own technology. Leading the Edge AI era, it supplies lightweight AI semiconductors for application in smart mobility, IoT, security and healthcare, and has the capability to independently carry out the entire SoC design process.
At this exhibition, Mobilint showcased its AI semiconductor product range, ‘ARIES’ and ‘REGULUS’. ARIES is a high-performance NPU that delivers up to 80 TOPS of performance with power consumption of 25W, and is available in various form factors, including the ‘MLA100’ series of PCIe cards and the standalone AI box ‘MLX-A1’. At the exhibition, an ARIES-based card was installed in a PC to demonstrate AI computation, including vision recognition, image analysis and natural language processing. Demonstrations also included high-resolution video restoration, verification of LLM inference speed in a local environment and multi-channel video analysis.
REGULUS is a low-power SoC optimised for on-device AI. It provides 10 TOPS of computing performance while consuming only around 3–5W of power. Equipped with a high-performance CPU, AI engine and general-purpose interfaces, it can perform AI functions independently without a server connection, making it suitable for a wide range of devices, including robots, drones, AI CCTV and smart home devices.
Through this exhibition, Mobilint presented a strategy to address demand for on-device AI, which is spreading from data centres to the field. It is also expanding its global partnerships. Recently, it signed a strategic agreement with Aetina, a Taiwanese embedded platform company, to accelerate the commercialisation of AI edge computing.
A Mobilint representative said, “ARIES and REGULUS are NPU solutions that combine high performance with low power consumption. We will continue our collaboration and technological innovation to accelerate the adoption of Edge AI across a range of industrial sites.”
Wonpredict presents its autonomous manufacturing vision with ‘AI Factory OS’
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OnePredict is a company leading innovation in industrial operations and maintenance (O&M) by combining AI with domain expertise. At this year's Industrial AI Expo, it officially announced its new brand tagline, ‘AI Factory Company’, declaring its advancement as a specialist company in autonomous manufacturing AI.
At the centre of the exhibition was the industrial AI operating system ‘AI Factory OS’. The platform's core components are Cyclone, a manufacturing data-based platform, and Gadion pdx, an equipment and process performance management solution. Cyclone collects, refines and manages the vast amounts of data generated at manufacturing sites, turning it into assets and enabling AI models to be operated based on that data. Gadion pdx is an integrated platform that simultaneously diagnoses and predicts equipment and process performance. It performs predictive maintenance and quality prediction together and has already been validated across various industrial sites.
Through AI Factory OS, OnePredict presented its vision for an intelligent operating system encompassing entire factories, going beyond monitoring individual pieces of equipment. Its strategy is to gradually expand specialised applications such as AI-MMS, AI-MES and AI-FEMS, based on Cyclone and pdx, to support concrete outcomes including optimised equipment maintenance, production scheduling, and energy and carbon reduction.
A OnePredict representative said, “AI Factory OS is the core platform for making autonomous manufacturing a reality,” adding, “We will build an ecosystem capable of driving innovation across industry as a whole, beyond operational efficiency at manufacturing sites.”
HelloT reporters Kim Jae-hwang / Gu Seo-gyeong [email protected], [email protected]
Source: HelloT (reporters Kim Jae-hwang, Im Seung-hwan) | https://www.hellot.net/news/article.html?no=105016