Korea Yokogawa to Participate in Offshore Korea, Showcasing Solutions for Shipbuilding, Marine, and Future Energy
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Korea Yokogawa Electric will participate in 'Offshore Korea 2026,' which will be held from the 14th to the 16th.
Its exhibition will consist of digital transformation solutions and key measurement and control technologies for the marine, shipbuilding, and future energy industries, as well as four areas: future energy, digital operations and automation, OT cybersecurity, and measurement and sensing.
It will unveil future energy, smart I/O, a remote operations control center, equipment asset monitoring, autonomous control AI, digital twin, OT cybersecurity, wireless IoT sensors, and a fiber-optic temperature monitoring system.
Yokogawa Electric Korea will participate in 'Offshore Korea 2026,' which will be held from the 14th to the 16th. 'Offshore Korea 2026' is an exhibition introducing technologies and solutions related to offshore plants, shipbuilding, marine, future energy, and alternative fuels. Through this participation, Yokogawa Electric Korea will unveil digital transformation solutions and key measurement and control technologies for the marine, shipbuilding, and future energy industries.
Yokogawa's exhibition will focus on digital solutions for improving operational efficiency at industrial sites and digital solutions for enhancing equipment reliability. It will also include technologies that can be applied across a broader range of future energy sectors.
Yokogawa will organize its booth around four areas: future energy, digital operations and automation, OT cybersecurity, and measurement and sensing. The company said it plans to showcase major solutions at its booth.
At this exhibition, Yokogawa will present future energy, digital operations and automation, OT security, and field data collection technologies together. In the future energy sector, it will feature an integrated renewable energy asset performance management platform for managing renewable energy asset performance, as well as marine energy and utility optimization solutions.
Yokogawa also unveiled a smart I/O informatization solution. The solution is equipped with functions that support efficient configuration of field measurement and control systems.
In the digital operations and automation area, it will showcase a remote operations control center, an equipment asset monitoring solution, autonomous control AI, and digital twin simulation. These digital operations and automation solutions are designed to support equipment operation and maintenance by using data and digital technologies.
The exhibits also include OT cybersecurity solutions for OT environments, wireless IoT sensors, a fiber-optic temperature monitoring system, and measurement solutions. These technologies perform stable field data collection and equipment condition monitoring.
Yokogawa said it plans to use the exhibition as an opportunity to respond to the digital transformation of the marine and shipbuilding industries and an industrial environment expanding into future energy. It also said it will introduce an integrated solution portfolio connecting field measurement, data collection, equipment monitoring, and operational optimization.
The speaker said the exhibition is an opportunity to see changes in the marine and shipbuilding industries and trends in future energy technology in one place, and added that based on this, the company will present a range of digital and measurement solutions to improve customers' equipment operation efficiency and enhance the stability of customers' equipment operations, while also suggesting directions for responding to the new industrial environment.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407841
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