INTERX Pushes Manufacturing AX Expansion in Ulsan, Broadening AI Adoption Across Enterprises
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INTERX is pushing to expand AX across manufacturing companies based on the technologies and use cases it has accumulated at manufacturing sites in Ulsan.
INTERX announced that it will participate in the 'Ulsan World Future Industry Expo (WAVE 2026)' to be held from Sept. 10 to 12 at the Ulsan Exhibition and Convention Center (UECO).
At the exhibition, it plans to unveil manufacturing AX technologies and an enterprise AX ecosystem, while presenting a strategy to expand AI adoption from process and work-unit levels to the entire enterprise.
INTERX is pushing to expand AX across manufacturing companies based on the technologies and use cases it has accumulated at manufacturing sites in Ulsan. The company is focusing on broadening the scope of AX from individual processes to the enterprise as a whole.
INTERX announced that it will participate in the 'Ulsan World Future Industry Expo (WAVE 2026)' to be held from Sept. 10 to 12 at the Ulsan Exhibition and Convention Center (UECO). WAVE 2026 is an industrial expo covering Ulsan's core industries and future technologies, including AI and digital innovation, as well as future mobility, shipbuilding, defense, advanced materials and clean energy, and will be held on a scale of about 110 companies and 400 booths.
At the exhibition, INTERX plans to unveil its manufacturing AX technologies and enterprise AX ecosystem. It also plans to present an enterprise AX strategy that expands AI adoption from process and work-unit levels to the entire company.
The core of enterprise AX lies in linking manufacturing-site data with corporate operations data. Based on such connected data, INTERX plans to present a strategy centered on building an AI structure for learning, decision-making and execution.
INTERX is promoting a single connected structure linking manufacturing data, manufacturing-specialized foundation models, enterprise-specific AI models, AI agents and physical AI, and said it envisions expanding AX at the company level by applying individually introduced manufacturing AI technologies across production and operations.
Along with this, the company is working to expand its partner ecosystem in parallel with technology deployment, and INTERX has set an operating plan centered on 'INTERX Core.' Through 'INTERX Core,' it plans to connect technology partners, local partners and industry-specific solutions, while also expanding its collaboration framework in technology, solutions, sales and consulting.
Ulsan, a manufacturing hub dense with automaking, shipbuilding and petrochemicals, will serve as a base for INTERX's efforts to spread manufacturing AX. INTERX is carrying out technology deployment and demonstrations in real manufacturing environments with local manufacturing companies and industry partners, and said it will use the exhibition as an opportunity to expand those experiences to other industries and regions.
INTERX is promoting the 'Make Manufacturing Again, Make Korea Again' campaign to spread manufacturing AX. The company said the aim is to ensure that AI adoption at manufacturing sites does not stop at the introduction of individual technologies, but instead leads to stronger industrial competitiveness.
In line with this, during the event INTERX CEO Park Jeong-yun and Chief Business Officer (CBO) Kim Jae-seong are scheduled to take part in conferences and forums. They plan to introduce the direction of technology application and industry strategies centered on manufacturing AX, autonomous manufacturing and physical AI.
Park Jeong-yun, CEO of INTERX, said the challenge facing South Korea's manufacturing industry is to move beyond individual AI adoption and shift the entire enterprise structure to AX. He added that the company now intends to create change on the ground with manufacturing companies and industry partners in Ulsan, and then spread those results across the country's manufacturing industry as a whole.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406294
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