Hancom Innostream Launches 'Hancom AX Lab' to Expand AI and AX Workforce Training

by Shin Hye An Posted : October 7, 2026, 16:16Updated : October 7, 2026, 16:16

Hancom announced that its subsidiary, Hancom Innostream, participated in the 'Smart Life Week 2026' at COEX in Seoul, unveiling its artificial intelligence (AI) and AI transformation (AX) education brand, 'Hancom AX Lab,' on October 7.

Hancom Innostream offers enterprise data reporting and document solutions, along with AI and digital transformation (DX) education services. The Hancom AX Lab is designed to provide specialized training in AI and AX, leveraging the company's expertise and experience in the automotive and embedded sectors.

The lab focuses on enhancing physical AI education centered around robot control and simulation, offering practical training that connects understanding AI technology with real-world implementation. The goal is to improve individual job competencies and the AI transformation capabilities of businesses and organizations.

Participants will learn to design new workflows using AI, bridging the gap from technical understanding to practical application. This approach aims to enhance both personal job skills and the AI transformation capabilities of companies and institutions.

Smart Life Week 2026 is an ICT exhibition co-hosted by the Seoul Metropolitan Government and the World Smart City Organization (WeGO), organized by the Seoul AI Foundation, and runs until October 9 at COEX.

Hancom Innostream has set up a showroom for the Hancom AX Lab in the 'Yangjae-Suseo Physical AI Zone' at COEX Hall A. The showroom features demonstrations of industrial robots and educational content utilizing NVIDIA's robot simulation platform, 'Isaac Sim.' Visitors can interact with the robots on screen to understand their operational principles and explore related training courses.

Park Tae-jun, head of the education business at Hancom Innostream, stated, "To effectively utilize robots and AI in industrial settings, it is crucial to understand the technology and gain hands-on experience. We aim to expand practical training that connects robot control and simulation with AI service development and workplace application through the Hancom AX Lab."





* This article has been translated by AI.