Jeon Hwa-seong's Startup Morning Coffee, Ep. 1186: Promising Startups

Every day at 8:40 AM, innovative startups are spotlighted on the 'CNTV with Jeon Hwa-seong' channel through the YouTube program 'Startup Morning Coffee,' hosted by CEO Jeon Hwa-seong. This program, personally hosted by CEO Jeon Hwa-seong, deeply covers the core competencies and market potential of various companies. With interactive communication with viewers through real-time comments, it has established itself as a valuable information platform that quenches the thirst for knowledge about the startup ecosystem. One of the companies that recently drew attention on the show is **AILVIS**. AILVIS is tackling chronic problems in manufacturing sites by developing an AI-based robot control and inspection system utilizing collaborative robots. High test maintenance costs, worker safety issues, and difficulties in responding to rapidly changing product specifications have long been challenges for the manufacturing industry. AILVIS is directly addressing these issues by integrating three core technologies: robot control technology, AI vision technology, and robot operation precision, aiming for inspection automation in electronic products and industrial facilities. Currently, it is accelerating its growth through CNTTECH's Seongnam Startup Rising support program. AILVIS's strength lies in maximizing inspection efficiency by combining the flexibility of collaborative robots with the precision of AI vision. Specifically, robotics path planning, AI vision, and robot operation precision technologies are their unique competitive advantages. They have already proven their technological capabilities by successfully supplying TV monitor inspection, 3D inspection automation solutions for electrostatic discharge testing, and audio measurement automation systems to leading domestic companies like LG Electronics. The adoption of their solutions provides practical benefits by reducing the personnel required for testing and significantly shortening lead times. AILVIS initially targets domestic large corporations and the electronics industry, and plans to expand its business into a wide range of fields such as automotive batteries and the defense industry in the future. CEO Jeon Hwa-seong commented on AILVIS, stating, "They are bringing innovation by reducing human dependence and increasing accuracy in the manufacturing inspection process through AI-based robot control technology." He added, "We expect their flexible, collaborative robot-based testing system to meet the demand for 'inspection automation' in various industrial sectors and grow rapidly as an essential hardware-software convergence solution for building smart factories both domestically and internationally," projecting a bright future for AILVIS. AILVIS is poised to be a key player in revolutionizing manufacturing productivity, and their future endeavors are drawing increasing attention.