The exhibition will present around 200 new manufacturing technologies across areas including foundational SDF technologies, automation, energy solutions and future mobility.
Hyundai Motor and Kia are advancing SDF to realize smart factories. By building a unified data collection and management framework and a common development environment, they are laying the foundation for developing and rolling out solutions tailored to the needs of manufacturing sites.
In the foundational SDF technologies area, Hyundai Motor and Kia will present the progress of SDF technology development, including quality inspection systems, as well as an SDF rollout plan that can be rapidly applied to their plants in Korea and overseas based on standardized technologies.
Exhibition highlights will include digital twin technologywhich runs simulations based on actual factory equipment in a virtual space to tackle problems before they occur in the real world. Hyundai Motor and Kia will also introduce AI agents developed specifically for factory operations, such as data retrieval and interpretation, manufacturing know-how search and equipment manual creation.
In the automation area, the spotlight will be on assembly and inspection automation technologies that improve work efficiency and manufacturing quality. These include a tunnel-type exterior inspection vision technology which inspects a vehicle’s exterior through 3D simulation. Hyundai Motor and Kia developed it in place of third-party systems to improve finished-vehicle quality and plan to apply it to plants in Korea and overseas.
The exhibition will also feature smart energy solutions for eco-friendly factory operation, along with future mobility innovations including new forming technologies as well as additive manufacturing technologies that develop shapes from design data without the need for molds.
Source: www.hyundai.com
