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Located in Haeryongsan Industrial Complex in Suncheon, Jeollanam-do, South Korea, Shin I&S (CEO Kim San) is a startup company in the field of thermal paint that blocks the scorching heat of the sun on buildings and roads, ultimately saving energy. While running a construction company and maintaining and repairing power plants, CEO Kim San was fascinated by Japanese heat-shielding paint in 2017, and in 2019, he started his own production and construction company specializing in heat-shielding paint. "Heat-insulating paint reduces the surface temperature of buildings by 20 to 40 degrees and the internal temperature by 3 to 5 degrees just by applying it," said Kim.  The use of heat-insulating paint has been increasing significantly since the 2015 Paris Climate Change Agreement, which requires countries, especially those that are signatories to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, to phase down their greenhouse gas emissions to prevent global warming. A

Logistics is similar to the telecommunications industry. Data coming and going is like goods, and you need to organize an efficient network (logistics network) so that no point is overloaded. Min-Koo Kwon, co-founder of logistics startup VTOV in South Korea, introduces to Hankyung Geeks the concept of "mesh networks" that could be a game-changer for "urban logistics" centered around capital cities. It's an approach that's already been used in the telecommunications industry. The idea is to move away from centralized (hub) logistics and offload the load through multiple connections.                                                                                                     Image: Getty Image bank 20 million items are shipped every day through ecommerce. That's 40% of the country's population ordering something through e-commerce once a day. Some goods move within the same city area, such as from Gyeonggi-do to Seoul, while others move between

 Heavy water reactors such as the Wolseong NPP in South Korea generate wastewater as intermediate-level radioactive waste. Waste paper is an ion exchange resin used to remove radionuclides in the process of treating liquids such as heavy water, and it contains carbon-14 (14C), a radioactive isotope. Due to the high concentration and large amount of radioactivity, it is impossible to dispose of it at the Gyeongju Radioactive Waste Disposal Center in Korea.  It has been stored separately in storage tanks at the power plant for a long time, but the KAERI(Korea Atomic Energy Reserch Institute) has found a solution.                                                                     Process Unit( Photo: Herald Corporation)                                       The research team of Dr. Hwan-seo Park of the Advanced Nuclear Cycle Technology Development Division has succeeded in demonstrating the world's first commercial-scale treatment of heavy water wastewater with the largest capacity,

 Jong-Hee Han, Vice Chairman of the CEO and Head of the DX Division at Samsung Electronics, said today, "Samsung Electronics' 2024 products are a collection of AI technologies." "We want to open the era of 'Bispeak AI' armed with cutting-edge AI and SmartSync-based connectivity technology." "This year, we plan to apply generative AI to our Bispoke AI products and implement a feature that allows the products to run in a natural conversation, just like talking to your family," Han said in an article posted on Samsung Electronics' newsroom ahead of the global launch of Bispoke AI products on March 3, 2024. "Our 2024 products are designed to greatly reduce the burden of household chores by integrating various sensors, recognition technologies, big data analysis technologies, high-performance AI chips, and the Tizen OS," said Han. "You can easily see and operate products around the house at a glance on the large screen of the Fami

 Dongwon Group in South Korea announced today that it has introduced its own artificial intelligence (AI) platform, Dongwon GPT, to transform its business.                                                 Photo: Dongwon Group Dongwon GPT is an AI platform based on GPT 4.0 from ChatGPT developer OpenAI. It can create documents, analyze data, and search for internal information such as human resources and general affairs. Installed on the group's intranet, it can be used with confidence without leaking internal information and is expected to significantly improve employees' work productivity. Dongwon Group will continue to add business materials for each business to enhance Dongwon GPT to provide customized information to employees. It will also be linked to group systems such as ERP (enterprise resource planning) and MES (production management system). The company aims to become a data-centered company by building a management information system that helps top executives make str

The buzzword in the cyber security industry these days is Zero Trust. As traditional perimeter security has reached its limits, Zero Trust has emerged as the next security paradigm. Major governments are preemptively implementing Zero-Trust security schemes in their government agencies, and global enterprises are racing to capture the Zero-Trust market. It's time to get ahead of the curve. Traditional perimeter security is often compared to a castle. It's an intuitive security system that builds high walls and digs a deep moat around the perimeter to keep the outside world out. It's simple and clear, easy to operate, and efficiently provides stability in traditional work environments. But times have changed. The proliferation of mobile, the Internet of Things (IoT), and the cloud has created a remote work environment, and the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated a contactless society, requiring changes to traditional security systems. Digital transformation (DX) has diversifie