SK Intellix Partners with Tower PMC to Target Premium Housing Market

by SEONGJUN JO Posted : June 9, 2026, 08:57Updated : June 9, 2026, 08:57
On June 8, officials pose for a commemorative photo during the signing ceremony of the MOU for the introduction of AI robotics solutions in premium residential facilities between SK Intellix and Tower PMC at SK Intellix's headquarters in Jongno-gu, Seoul. From left: Jang Tae-jin, Head of Sales at SK Intellix, and Kang Min-soo, CEO of Tower PMC.
On June 8, officials pose for a commemorative photo during the signing ceremony of the MOU for the introduction of AI robotics solutions in premium residential facilities between SK Intellix and Tower PMC at SK Intellix's headquarters in Jongno-gu, Seoul. From left: Jang Tae-jin, Head of Sales at SK Intellix, and Kang Min-soo, CEO of Tower PMC. [Photo=SK Intellix]

SK Intellix is teaming up with Tower PMC, a specialist in managing premium residential facilities, to penetrate the high-end housing market. The collaboration aims to supply AI robotics solutions and eco-friendly appliances to upscale residential complexes, enhancing wellness services for residents.

According to industry sources, SK Intellix and Tower PMC signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to introduce AI robotics solutions and eco-friendly appliances in premium residential facilities. The two companies plan to focus on product experiences and supply collaboration in key upscale residential areas such as Gangnam and Seocho.

Tower PMC is a management and operations firm that oversees major high-end residential facilities, including Tower Palace, Hannam The Hill, Acro Seoul Forest, and Raemian One Bailey. Currently, it manages over 100 luxury residential properties.

With this agreement, SK Intellix plans to expand the presence of its wellness robotics product, 'Namux,' along with AI-based solutions and eco-friendly appliances in residential complexes. Residents will have the opportunity to experience related products and services in community spaces such as lobbies, gyms, golf practice areas, and cafes.

Industry analysts suggest that competition among luxury residential complexes is shifting from lifestyle services like breakfast and concierge to wellness infrastructure, including healthcare, air quality management, and robot-based convenience services.

Currently, SK Intellix operates exhibition experience zones in major complexes with around 10,000 units in areas like Gangnam, Seocho, and Banpo. The company plans to accelerate the development of customized services for residential facilities based on resident feedback.

A representative from SK Intellix stated, "By combining Tower PMC's premium residential management infrastructure with SK Intellix's AI technology capabilities, we aim to provide differentiated wellness experiences in customers' daily lives. We will focus on the premium housing market as a key base for our growth as an AI wellness platform company."



* This article has been translated by AI.