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‘2026 Industrial AI Expo’ Concludes, Showcasing Industrial AI Applications Across 201 Companies and 430 Booths

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‘2026 Industrial AI Expo’ Concludes, Showcasing Industrial AI Applications Across 201 Companies and 430 Booths
A view of the 2026 Industrial AI Expo exhibition hall. [Photo: Korea Industrial Intelligence Association]

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The '2026 Industrial AI Expo,' hosted by the Korea Industrial Intelligence Association, was held over three days from the 21st to the 23rd, with 201 companies, 430 booths, and more than 26,000 participants.

The event showcased AI software, AI semiconductors, collaborative robots, humanoids, logistics automation, autonomous driving, and physical AI, along with manufacturing and logistics application cases.

Business cooperation linked to K ConnectAI, export consultations, and IR pitching were held, and Telstar Agentic Robotics and RC K received commendations from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy.

The '2026 Industrial AI Expo,' hosted by the Korea Industrial Intelligence Association, was held over three days from the 21st to the 23rd and concluded successfully. The event drew participation from 201 companies with 430 booths, and more than 26,000 visitors, including attendees and buyers, came to the venue.

The event was organized so visitors could see AI technologies and solutions applied in industrial settings all in one place. The exhibition areas covered foundational technologies such as AI software and AI semiconductors, as well as collaborative robots, humanoids, logistics automation, autonomous driving, and physical AI.

Participating companies introduced their technologies with a focus on cases applied or validated in industrial settings such as manufacturing and logistics. Through this, AI technologies and solutions used in industrial environments were presented across the exhibition.

The event stood out for combining technology exhibitions with business cooperation through its link with the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy's integrated industrial AI business platform, 'K ConnectAI.' It also ran concurrently with 'AMXPO (Asia Machinery & Manufacturing Industry Expo),' allowing AI companies and machinery and manufacturing firms to explore new application areas and possible collaboration.

The event also continued programs for sharing AI use cases by industry, and held the 'Industrial AI and Manufacturing Innovation Conference' and the 'AI-Tech Seminar.' With more than 40 domestic and overseas companies participating, presentations covered AI transformation strategies, technology trends, and on-site application cases.

Programs linking technology with commercialization were also operated in parallel. At the business meetup, discussions centered on topics such as solution purchases, joint projects, business partnerships, and technology exchange.

An export consultation session linked to K ConnectAI was also held, giving domestic AI companies and overseas buyers a chance to gauge the potential for entering foreign markets. IR pitching sessions were also held, during which participating companies introduced their technologies and business models and sought opportunities for investment and business expansion. The technologies featured in the exhibition and conferences focused on investment, cooperation, and overseas expansion opportunities.

On the first day of the event, the 'K ConnectAI Awards' were held. Telstar Agentic Robotics and RC K received commendations from the Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy in recognition of their achievements in applying AI to industrial sites and contributing to the spread of the technology.

Lee Gil-seon, secretary general of the Korea Industrial Intelligence Association, explained that the core of competitiveness in industrial AI lies beyond the technology itself, in solving real-world problems and creating new value. He added that, based on this view, the association plans to continue supporting AI transformation in industrial settings and expand support for creating new growth opportunities for companies.

Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408982

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