Intellivix to List on Kosdaq on the 30th...Goal Is to Become a Leading K-AI Company
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Intellivix will list on Kosdaq on the 30th.
At an IR press conference on the 16th, the company presented its main business status and future strategy.
Intellivix said it will pursue new businesses and expansion into global markets based on 13 consecutive years of profitability and application of its technology at more than 5,000 sites nationwide.
Intellivix will list on Kosdaq on the 30th. On the 16th, the company held an IR press conference and announced its main business status and future strategy. Intellivix said it has maintained profitability for 13 consecutive years and secured a stable revenue base.
The company said it plans to use its existing business foundation in the public and industrial sectors, along with revenue stability, as a springboard for its Kosdaq listing to accelerate new businesses and expansion into global markets. Intellivix is operating businesses that detect and respond to hazardous situations at urban and industrial sites using AI-based video analysis technology. So far, it said it has applied AI technology at more than 5,000 sites nationwide and secured diverse local data through that effort.
Intellivix said that after listing, it plans to expand into defense AI and physical AI by leveraging its existing public and industrial foundation. The company said it aims to expand its global market influence based on its experience applying video analysis technology and its accumulation of nationwide site data. Through this, it set a growth goal of becoming a leading K-AI company.
Intellivix CEO Jang Jeong-hoon said the company is pursuing a general listing, not a special technology listing, meaning it is an AI company that has been verified not only for its technological capability but also for its market competitiveness. He said the basis for that is that the company has secured more than 500 million source data points, high-quality multimodal data, and information on various edge cases, or hard cases, from the field. He added that such data and field information can be effectively used for AI training and performance improvement.
The company says its greatest competitiveness lies in its possession of field-specific data. As an example, CEO Jang explained that although LG Group has its own AI model, Exaone, it is using Intellivix's safety AI model to prevent industrial accidents at overseas production facilities.
Intellivix is advancing its AI technology based on the data it has secured. Its flagship engines are 'VIX 2.0,' a video situational analysis AI engine, and 'VIXA,' an agent AI engine that judges and executes responses to hazardous situations.
VIX 2.0 is a domain-specific VLM and selective two-step reasoning-based, high-efficiency safety AI execution engine. VIX 2.0 supports safety event verification, situation understanding, evidence extraction, and report generation based on real-world field data. The company said that in the same GPU environment, VIX 2.0 uses one-fiftieth the computation of a standalone VLM approach, has expanded the number of analysis channels from 16 to 150, and delivers second-stage verification accuracy of more than 95%.
VIXA is a safety AI agent that performs situation understanding, autonomous judgment, and response execution. It detects hazardous situations such as fires and flooding, and proposes response measures based on analysis of on-site conditions and standard operating procedures. If needed, it can also control connected equipment.
Intellivix is envisioning market expansion based on these technologies. The company announced that after its Kosdaq listing, it plans to expand new businesses and accelerate its entry into global markets.
The company will expand its safety AI business areas around VIXallcam, ARGOS, and VIXSearch, and expand overseas markets through greater partnerships abroad and local commercialization efforts. Its regional expansion strategy starts in Southeast Asia and later extends to the Middle East and Europe, strengthening its market presence along the way.
VIXallcam is an all-weather AI camera. VIXallcam can accurately identify targets up to 200 meters ahead even in severe weather and near-pitch-dark nighttime conditions. The company plans to focus on demand for military perimeter surveillance and special security infrastructure with VIXallcam. Performance testing of the special AI camera sensor for defense applications is scheduled.
ARGOS is an autonomous patrol AI robot. The company is not pursuing a direction of directly manufacturing robot hardware, but rather a business model that supplies AI-based mission equipment and solutions. Through this, it plans to apply its technology to various robot platforms.
Intellivix plans to spearhead the development of a new video search market with VIXSearch, which can instantly search for people, objects, and situations within video through natural language search. Based on this, the company plans to expand its business scope into markets such as Japan and the Philippines in Southeast Asia.
To diversify its revenue model, Intellivix will add a subscription-based service to its existing project-based model. Its existing project-based business will be expanded into SW licenses, maintenance, and system upgrades.
As pillars of its subscription-based service push, the company presented VIXSearch, a video search AI agent; VIXA, a generative AI agent for writing video analysis reports; and an integrated control, a safety AI control platform. Intellivix Executive CEO Choi Eun-su said the company will open up new markets and customers with a dual revenue structure of its existing project-based business and new subscription-based business.
Intellivix plans to accelerate corporate growth after listing on Kosdaq. It also aims to expand beyond the domestic market into global markets and grow into a leading K-AI company.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408333
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