Intflow (CEO Jeon Kwang-myeong) announced on the twenty sixth that it was chosen for the ‘data-based service/solution model expansion and advancement support project’ supervised by the Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Food Education and Culture Information Service.
This project, which supports industrial services and technologies to resolve agricultural problems, is about connecting related corporations and domestic farms in consortiums in areas similar to ▲smart farm ▲ICT ▲solution development ▲data evaluation ▲AI development.
Intflow supports farmers with ‘Edge Farm Count,’ a non-contact pig weighing device based on artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Through this, farmers can reduce work time and forestall damage attributable to inaccurate pig weighing.
Jeon Gwang-myeong, CEO of Intflow, said, “Digitalization is vital for pig farming, which is regularly industrializing.” .
Meanwhile, Intflow will receive greater than 200 million won in business expenses through this project. It’s planned to make use of this to support the ‘Edge Farm Count’ for 20 excellent pig farms in Jeonnam.
Reporter Hojeong Na hojeong9983@aitimes.com
