Source: AVING (Reporter Choi Min) | https://kr.aving.net/news/articleView.html?idxno=1811066
CLEVI (Clevi / CEOs Lee Hwan-ho and Kim Hong-gi) announced that it will participate in ‘Smart Tech Korea 2026 (STK 2026)’, held for three days from Wednesday 10 June to Friday 12 June at COEX Seoul. At the exhibition, CLEVI will showcase its full-stack AI integration platform and industry-specific solutions, revealing its AI technology capabilities that can be implemented in real-world business environments.
Established in September 2022, CLEVI is a Full-Spectrum AI Platform company that develops “AI that can be used in real-world industrial settings”. The company is jointly led by CEO Lee Hwan-ho, who has more than 12 years of experience in AI and IT, and CEO Kim Hong-gi, who has built up expertise focused on manufacturing sites. It is expanding its business based on a technology strategy that combines AI model development capabilities with an understanding of industrial settings.
The main product to be showcased at this exhibition is the integrated AI environment ‘Clevi-X-Platform’. The platform is designed to enable AI models, agents, data infrastructure and Physical AI to be created, deployed and operated in a single environment. CLEVI is expanding its applications across various industries based on its proprietary model range, including the inference-focused multimodal model cip-5.5-mm, the goal-oriented agent model cip-5.5-agent, the vision-language model cip-5.5-vision, the large multimodal model ivy-4-mm, and the lightweight on-device model ivy-3-text.
In particular, Clevi-X-Platform is characterised by its design, which comprehensively understands multimodal data such as text, images, audio and video, and connects inference through to execution according to the user’s objectives. It aims to provide execution-oriented AI that solves problems by connecting to real-world business systems, going beyond simple question-and-answer, and features platform technology that can operate in on-premises and secure environments.
CLEVI is also exhibiting a total of six products, including the natural-language-based workflow automation solution ‘ARI’, the enterprise knowledge search platform ‘Clevi Lens’, the multimodal chatbot ‘ivy’, the on-device video AI ‘MoniCare’, the AI Coding Agent, and the enterprise AI operations platform ‘SVCE’. Each solution addresses diverse industry requirements, including document analysis, code generation and debugging, workflow automation, video-based monitoring, and security controls.
In addition, CLEVI conducted proofs of concept for a Coding Agent and SQL tuning assistant with domestic financial-sector clients, validating their applicability in real-world operations. In legacy Java/Spring and Oracle 11g environments, the solutions supported project analysis, error correction, and performance improvements, confirming improvements in response times and I/O metrics in key bottleneck areas. On the publicly available GAIA benchmark leaderboard, its agent system based on an in-house model achieved a top-2.5% result.
Through this exhibition, CLEVI plans to present its direction as an integrated platform company rather than a provider of a single AI service. By connecting AI models, intelligent databases, agent execution architecture, multimodal processing, and secure execution environments into one system, it will propose scalable applications ranging from improved personal productivity to workflow innovation in manufacturing, logistics, and the public sector.
CEO Lee Hwan-ho said, “AI must go beyond being a simple conversational tool and understand internal corporate documents and business systems, development environments, and on-site data so that it can lead to the actual execution of work. CLEVI is implementing execution-oriented AI that operates safely in industrial settings by integrating knowledge search, workflow automation, coding, video analysis, and secure execution infrastructure into a single technological framework.” He added that CLEVI would expand its engagement with global buyers through STK 2026.
He continued, “We view the Middle East and Southeast Asia as priority markets for expansion, and plan to supply industrial AI solutions specialised for manufacturing, logistics, and the public sector through local PoC projects. However, as information about potential local customers and partners is limited and securing a reliable network is challenging, we will establish a foundation for practical cooperation through the exhibition,” he said.
Meanwhile, the 15th Smart Tech Korea (STK 2026) is Korea’s largest specialised exhibition for future-leading technologies and a business platform showcasing next-generation innovative technologies across the advanced tech industry, including artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, AI factories, security, digital distribution and logistics, digital healthcare, quantum technology and XR. This year, approximately 500 companies are expected to participate, with the event set to comprise around 2,000 booths. It is expected to serve as a key hub connecting the future industrial ecosystem by providing opportunities for cross-industry convergence, technology exchange and global cooperation.
Source: AVING (https://kr.aving.net)