The Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) is showcasing nine intelligent Internet of Things (AIoT) technologies that combine artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to address challenges in industrial settings and daily life.
ETRI announced on November 2 that it will participate in the '2026 AIoT International Exhibition' at COEX in Seoul from November 3 for three days, where it will reveal key technologies in five areas: digital twins, robotics, future mobility, healthcare, and carbon and energy management.
AIoT refers to technology where AI analyzes and makes decisions based on data collected from devices and sensors, going beyond simple data collection and connectivity to recognize and respond to real-time situations.
ETRI will introduce 'intelligent digital twin federation technology,' which connects multiple digital twins to integrate and analyze data, helping to predict and respond to complex situations in environmental, disaster, and safety sectors.
The institute will also present integrated management technology that supports information sharing and collaboration among on-device AI devices. Additionally, it will showcase 'Roji-Hub,' a technology for building datasets that assist in robotic behavior learning by collecting and managing motion data.
In the future mobility sector, ETRI will display technology that estimates the location of advanced air mobility (AAM) in environments where Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) signals are difficult to use, utilizing images and spatial information.
In the safety and healthcare sectors, ETRI will introduce 'AI unmanned surveillance and integrated control technology' that automatically detects people and vehicles using cameras and LiDAR, as well as 'emergency environment cerebrovascular disease judgment assistance technology' that analyzes biometric signals using AI in mobile environments like ambulances.
The institute will also unveil a platform for managing carbon emissions from production to disposal, along with technologies that analyze and manage carbon emissions and energy use in data centers and industrial sites using AI. Furthermore, it will exhibit smart livestock technology that detects environmental conditions in real-time to prevent fire hazards.
Park Jun-hee, head of ETRI's ADX Convergence Research Institute, stated, "The core of AIoT is to create new value by having AI analyze data collected from the field. We aim to develop technologies that solve industrial problems and can be felt by the public in their daily lives."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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