View of CLEVI’s Industrial AI EXPO booth / Photo: Robot Technology
South Korean AI specialist CLEVI (CLEVI) participated in the Industrial AI EXPO, showcasing its foundation model and LMM (Large Language Model)-based technologies. At the exhibition, CLEVI made a strong impression on visitors with demonstrations of its Coding Agent, drone and robotics solutions, and physical AI.
CLEVI CEO Lee Hwan-ho emphasised, “CLEVI is currently a company that has independently developed a foundation platform in South Korea with approximately 14 trillion parameters, and is by no means behind even when compared with big tech companies.”
At the exhibition, CLEVI unveiled a demonstration of its Coding Agent. Going beyond simply writing parts of code, it implemented a function that automatically handles the entire process, from writing code to deploying it on a server, when given commands such as ‘Create a website that tells me tomorrow’s weather’ or ‘Deploy a website that automatically generates a report on the company’s facilities every day’.
CEO Lee Hwan-ho said, “Many developers were impressed and amazed by its performance, and it is such an appealing solution that some even said they wanted to adopt it immediately.”
Coding Agent demonstration / Photo: Robot Technology
At this EXPO, CLEVI also demonstrated a drone solution for predicting disaster situations and technology for controlling a robot’s entire body. The drone used camera vision and AI predictions to analyse situational awareness and the possibility of a crisis, while the robot demonstrated both a method of scanning and transmitting human movements and an autonomous movement method based on reinforcement learning.
In particular, technology that trained everyday actions such as folding laundry with just 30–50 demonstrations and then performed them autonomously through reinforcement learning attracted visitors’ attention. CEO Lee Hwan-ho explained, “Internally, we generated synthetic data using image-editing AI to maximise learning efficiency,” adding, “Based on these technological capabilities, our company is also demonstrating clear strengths in the digital twin sector.”
CLEVI also launched the generative AI ‘Ivy’ last March. With development costs of approximately KRW 1.5 billion and average monthly operating costs of KRW 10 million, it is a model that achieved strong results in benchmarks against global companies such as OpenAI and DeepSeek. Ivy provides ▲real-time learning and adaptation ▲multi-data processing ▲a code interpreter ▲expert model generation ▲an agent support system, and is regarded as a highly efficient, low-cost AI solution.
Meanwhile, under the slogan ‘Pure Imagination’, CLEVI presented its vision of building a platform that enables anyone to develop their own solutions using only their imagination, without specialised knowledge. CEO Lee Hwan-ho said, “CLEVI’s ultimate goal is to create a platform where users can set their own learning direction and implement what they want to do,” adding, “We will help solve in the real world problems that people need AI to address in their daily lives but have been unable to find solutions for.”
Reporter Im Seung-hwan
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