AIoT solution company Funjin (CEO Kim Deuk-hwa) announced that it will participate in ‘CES 1’ (Consumer Electronics Show 5) held in Las Vegas, USA for 8 days from January 4th to 2023th (local time).
This core keyword for CES 2023 consists of a total of 3.0 themes: Mobility, Web3.0, Metaverse, Digital Health, and Sustainability, and Funjin is a mobility We plan to target the market based on solutions and technologies incorporating AIoT.
At this exhibition, Funzin will introduce ‘FAIP 3.0 (Funzin AIoT platform 3.0)’, a platform for AIoT services, ‘EdgeMAX’, an edge AI camera, and ‘FRC (Following Robot Controller)’, a low-cost path following solution for vehicles/robots.
‘FAIP 3.0’ is an MLOps solution that is the core of AIoT services. It is a platform that can provide an environment for rapid development and continuous performance improvement and deployment of AI models in cloud and on-premise environments, and can provide a full solution required for AIoT service development and operation.
‘EdgeMAX’ is a new edge AI camera capable of real-time image analysis based on deep learning, and has achieved excellent performance, such as improving response speed when recognizing objects and simultaneously increasing the number of objects that can be recognized compared to traditional image analysis. In addition, usability has been further increased through the fusion of heterogeneous sensors such as radar, and with technical support such as in-house development kits, demand companies can expect to introduce low-cost, high-performance AI solutions.
FRC is a low-cost route-following solution for smart mobility that allows the vehicle to independently recognize the distance to the target and drive safely to the destination while maintaining the optimal distance. It can be used in logistics, construction sites, military bases, etc.
Deukhwa Kim, CEO of Funjin, said, “The solutions presented at CES 2023 have advanced functions through continuous research and development,” and added, “With our products and technology, we want to expand the market and collaborate with global companies that want to introduce AIoT services.” revealed.
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