Chaevi to Showcase MW-Class MCS Dispenser at Busan International Port Conference, Accelerating Smart Port 24/7 Autonomous Operations
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Chaevi will participate in the 14th Busan International Port Conference (BIPC 2026), which will be held on the 15th and 16th.
At the event, it will showcase an MW-class MCS (Megawatt Charging System) dispenser, a key component of an autonomous charging system.
The MCS dispenser is equipment being developed through the state project "Development of Smart Port Mobility Platform Technology Based on Autonomous Driving."
Chaevi is scheduled to participate in the 14th Busan International Port Conference (BIPC 2026), which will be held on the 15th and 16th. At the event, Chaevi plans to showcase an MW-class MCS (Megawatt Charging System) dispenser, a key component of an autonomous charging system.
The Busan International Port Conference is an international event hosted by the Busan Port Authority, where major issues in the global port, shipping and logistics sectors are discussed. This year's event will be held to mark the 150th anniversary of the opening of Busan Port, and its theme is "Beyond planning to execution, innovation leading the era of change."
Officials from major ports and international organizations around the world are expected to attend the event. They will discuss major issues and response strategies in the shipping and port industries, using port decarbonization, artificial intelligence (AI), safety management and the Arctic shipping route as agenda items.
According to Chaevi's announcement, the MCS dispenser is equipment being developed through the state project "Development of Smart Port Mobility Platform Technology Based on Autonomous Driving." Chaevi said the MCS dispenser is being recognized for its technological innovation both in South Korea and abroad.
The Development of Smart Port Mobility Platform Technology Based on Autonomous Driving project aims to realize 24/7 autonomous smart port operations by linking collaborative perception in non-visible areas, AI driving judgment based on port operating data, a 70-ton domestic autonomous mobile robot (AMR), and MW-class robot-docking autonomous charging technology.
Chaevi is responsible for developing the MW-class MCS dispenser and integrating it with the charging robot in the first subproject. In the third subproject, it will develop a power bank and handle integration with the MCS dispenser and demonstration of the integrated system.
Chaevi is building a worker-free autonomous charging system by combining MCS-based MW-class charging infrastructure with vision- and robot-based automatic docking technology.
Choi Young-hoon, CEO of Chaevi, said the company plans to expand the charging technologies and operating capabilities it has built around road and passenger electric vehicles into the port sector. He also said the company aims to secure competitiveness in charging infrastructure to respond to the era of autonomous driving and unmanned operations.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406939
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