Exhibition specialist Xforum (CEO Shin Hyun-dae) announced that it can hold the longer term technology exhibition ‘2024 Smart Tech Korea in Busan’ at BEXCO in Busan for 3 days starting October thirtieth.
This exhibition, which is being held for the primary time within the southern region by Seoul Smart Tech Korea, which has established itself as the biggest future-leading technology exhibition platform in Korea for the past 13 years, shall be held concurrently with the ‘Busan Global Supply Chain Innovation Fair’, an exhibition of materials, parts, and equipment responding to the worldwide supply chain crisis.
Hosted and arranged by X-Forum and the Korea Artificial Intelligence Industry Association (AIIA, Chairman Jang Hong-seong) and sponsored by Busan Metropolitan City, Busan Small and Medium Enterprise Business Administration, Busan Techno Park, and AI Times, this exhibition features AIIA member corporations, including major telecommunications corporations and enormous enterprises within the domestic intelligence information industry, in addition to excellent small and medium-sized enterprise corporations supported by local governments and major organizations within the southern region.
Accordingly, on the 2024 Smart Tech Korea in Busan, you may meet leading corporations in recent industries equivalent to tourism tech, food tech, and digital healthcare, together with the most recent technology systems related to logistics, distribution, and manufacturing, in addition to business solutions equivalent to business collaboration and customer experience improvement.
Particularly, this exhibition is co-hosted by BEXCO (CEO Son Su-deuk) and Expo Forum, and is held along with the Busan Global Supply Chain Innovation Fair, a small business and provide chain exhibition sponsored by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and Busan Techno Park. The simultaneous hosting provides practical opportunities for various collaborative businesses equivalent to smart manufacturing innovation for the revival of the southern region’s manufacturing industry.
This exhibition, which is being prepared as a venue for manufacturing innovation in Buulkyung, may even feature various side events equivalent to overseas export consultations for excellent Buulkyung corporations, explanation sessions on major overseas crowdfunding platforms, and conferences sharing future technology and provide chain trends.
Currently, booth participation recruitment for corporations and free viewing opportunities for many who pre-register are being provided on the official website, and participation support for corporations supported by local governments and government projects will be checked through the operation office.
Meanwhile, the Smart Tech Korea and Global Supply Chain Innovation Fair held at COEX in Seoul this yr was attended by 400 domestic and international corporations, including Eastsoft, Intel Korea, NHN Cloud, Unity Korea, Doosan Robotics, Newbility, TeamViewer, and Flow, with 1,500 booths, and was visited by over 52,000 buyers and visitors from 50 countries.
Reporter Park Soo-bin sbin08@aitimes.com
