Hancom Group to Participate in 'CES 2021'... Showcasing Robots, Drones, and Collaboration Platforms

[Asia Economy Reporter Buaeri] Hancom Group will participate in 'CES 2021,' held online from the 11th to the 14th.

Hancom Group stated, "In the post-COVID-19 era, we will exhibit under the theme 'HANCOM, Accompanies Your Life,' meaning a company that accompanies customers' new daily lives."

Participating in CES for the fourth consecutive year, Hancom Group will introduce products and solutions featuring the group's various innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), robots, drones, Internet of Things (IoT), and mobility to the global market.

Hancom Group will showcase various non-face-to-face solutions with increasing demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including the home service robot 'Toki2.'

In particular, they plan to introduce globally solutions that led to the success of K-quarantine, such as the facial recognition fever detection system 'Hi DAL' and the outbound call system 'Hancom AI Check25,' which calls individuals requiring monitoring.

They will also present 'Hancom Works,' a cloud-based work collaboration platform optimized for non-face-to-face work environments. Hancom Works enables document editing and sharing, video conferencing, messaging, and schedule management, allowing collaboration without time and space constraints.

Hancom Group will introduce the unmanned drone operation system 'DroneSAT,' which controls and manages drones, and future drone services such as drone charging, storage, logistics delivery, smart city drone safety networks, and surveillance. Additionally, they will unveil a 'Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platform' that provides future transportation services using IoT sensors, including traffic and parking information, electric vehicle charging, car sharing, and micro-mobility.

Furthermore, they will introduce life blockchain technology enabling digital financial transactions based on tangible assets such as gold, real estate, and energy, as well as the IoT platform NeoIDM, which allows remote management of various IoT devices.

Yoon Won-seok, head of Hancom Group's overseas business, stated, "With the post-COVID era, the landscape of future industries is rapidly changing, and we will showcase the group's differentiated products and solutions to capture overseas markets where digital transformation is progressing quickly, aiming to achieve meaningful results."