[AI Brief] Crowdworks Builds Strategic 'Physical AI Hub' Base in Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province
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Crowdworks will establish the first office of its 'Physical AI Hub' in Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province and strengthen its push into the Physical AI market.
The Changwon office is intended to preemptively respond to the government's push for large-scale AI projects and expand the company's regional base business.
Crowdworks plans to support AI demand identification and order wins among manufacturers in South Gyeongsang Province and expand its hub network to major manufacturing clusters such as Ulsan and Jeonbuk.
Crowdworks will build a 'Physical AI Hub' in Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province. On the 10th, Crowdworks announced that it would strengthen its push into the Physical AI market. Accordingly, it will establish the first office of its 'Physical AI Hub' in Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province.
Crowdworks plans to place its first Physical AI Hub office in Changwon and intensify its efforts to target the related market. The Changwon office is being established as a preemptive response to the government's push for large-scale AI projects.
The Changwon office is also intended to help expand the company's regional base business. Through regional expansion, Crowdworks has set securing market leadership as a goal of establishing the Changwon office.
South Gyeongsang Province is a region rich in manufacturing data, centered on the Changwon National Industrial Complex. In addition, South Gyeongsang Province will begin full-scale development of the 'Manufacturing AI·Robotics Valley' from next year.
At the same time, national budget and private capital related to the 'Manufacturing AI·Robotics Valley' are being concentrated. Based on manufacturing-site data and Physical AI capabilities, Crowdworks plans to expand its business scope to major industrial bases such as Ulsan and Jeonbuk.
Crowdworks plans to launch regional bases in line with the timing of full-scale execution of related policy budgets and demonstration projects. Through this, it aims to strengthen its position as a key partner in the local AI ecosystem. The Changwon office will be located in the Gyeongnam AI Innovation Headquarters at Gyeongnam Technopark.
Through the Changwon office, Crowdworks plans to identify AI demand among manufacturers in the South Gyeongsang Province region and support order wins. It also plans to participate in local governments' Physical AI ecosystems and expand region-based industry-academia-research cooperation networks.
From next year, it plans to roll out business targeting South Gyeongsang Province's core industries, including shipbuilding, defense, machinery, and aviation. The business will involve turning on-site process data and the know-how of skilled workers into high-quality AI data assets. Based on this, Crowdworks plans to expand its 'Physical AI Hub' network to major manufacturing clusters such as Ulsan and Jeonbuk.
MegazoneSoft has completed building an enterprise-wide AX environment for C&C International and will now fully support system operations. Through this, C&C International has established a real-time collaboration system. It also plans to expand its use of generative AI and data analysis to improve work efficiency and strengthen data-driven decision-making.
MegazoneSoft has completed building a Google Workspace-based AX system for C&C International. It was not put into full operation immediately after completion; after three months of change management, full system operation began on the 10th, MegazoneSoft said on the 10th.
For this project, MegazoneSoft first verified the functions and technical configuration suited to C&C International's existing IT environment and work characteristics. Based on that preliminary verification, it then established a phased AX plan reflecting actual user workflows and security requirements, and it migrated data step by step after surveying the current data status and analyzing the data to be transferred. The company said it carried out the build stably while preventing work disruptions and data loss during the process.
With this implementation, C&C International has secured a work environment unconstrained by location or device, as well as a real-time collaboration environment. Key features include real-time document coediting and commenting, meeting invitations, online meetings, and automatic meeting minutes creation and sharing. The company said this has shifted its operations to a collaboration-centered work system.
MegazoneSoft plans to increase the use of Google Gemini models going forward. The tasks to be supported are internal information search and summarization, as well as data analysis. The goal is to support greater work efficiency.
MegazoneSoft plans to link Google Cloud BigQuery with C&C International's work data. Based on this, it plans to support customer-tailored technical support, data-driven decision-making, and the discovery of new AI use cases.
ThinkForBL is expanding its AI trustworthiness technology cooperation in France and is pursuing a joint project with Nomalys. ThinkForBL attended the 'Korea-France Innovation Connection' held in Place Vendôme in Paris on the 8th, and disclosed this fact on the 10th.
At the event, ThinkForBL and Nomalys introduced the AI trustworthiness-related technologies they are collaborating on to government officials and business representatives from both countries. Nomalys is a French company specializing in AI Robustness evaluation. The two companies are jointly developing a methodology for AI Robustness evaluation, and they also introduced the methodology under development at the event.
At the event, the two companies announced the direction and development plan for a joint evaluation method for trustworthy AI based on the combination of their technologies. Pictured are Park Ji-hwan, CEO of ThinkForBL, and Arnaud Ioualalen, CEO of Nomalys.
Park Ji-hwan, CEO of ThinkForBL, said he believes AI trustworthiness will be the top priority in the future direction of AI technology, and that, as an extension of that trend, ThinkForBL and Nomalys will lead the field of AI model evaluation.
Park said the future market is still immature, making it difficult for companies to survive and grow on their own, and added that attention and support from the governments of both countries are needed to help form the early market.
ThinkForBL and Nomalys discussed expanding their business in the AI trustworthiness sector and also discussed cooperation on defense projects pursued by each company. The two companies agreed to work together on technology development and commercialization to meet industry demand in the 'trustworthy AI' sector, and signed a related MOU.
Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
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