​This year's 7th International Logistics Industry Exhibition, which will be held by the Korea Integrated Logistics Association from the 18th to the 21st, has been organized for the first time this year. Until last year, several startups had set up independent booths to participate. However, the Incheon Center for Creative Economy and Innovation estimates that the number of "start-up companies" that can be put forward enough to form a private hall has increased this year. 

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Eight companies, including Demandship, Agent B, Wonders, Wikipedia, Infro, Tenwonders, Tradings, and 4STEC, a childcare company at the Incheon Center for Creative Economy and Innovation, participated in the startup center. In addition, domestic and foreign startups such as Mesh Korea, Gogovan Korea, and Grey Orange (India Logistics Robot Startup) operated independent booths, drawing attention. Let's take a closer look at the faces of startups that participated in this International Logistics Industry Exhibition.​
 

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▲ A dedicated pipeline for logistics start-ups first created at the International Logistics Industry Exhibition
⑧ 4STEC: The Smart Use of RFID​​

4STEC is a solution company based on RFID's automatic recognition technology. In particular, it is providing 'porklift management system' to improve efficiency in logistics. When a forklift moves a pallet or product tagged with RFID, the system is operated by verifying that the details of the material receipt or delivery certificate match the tag value of RFID without having to do inventory again. 4STEC’s forklift management system also enables real-time tracking. It is also possible to efficiently locate and load cargo. By attaching a sensor to a forklift, it detects the position of the forklift at a radius of 7 to 20 meters, preventing danger with an alarm. It can manage the history of product processes and increase safety at the same time.<Organization Help = CLO Reporter Lim Yeri>

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​▲ CEO Seungwon Lee (left) of 4STEC and Park Min-kyu (right) who are introducing their services to Minister Kang Ho-in, who visited the logistics start-up hall.

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Meanwhile, Land, Infrastructure and Transport Minister Kang Ho-in, who visited the International Logistics Industry Exhibition on the 18th, visited the Gogovan Korea booth and the Logistics Start-up Enterprise Hall at the site. Gogovan Korea, Treadlings and 4STEC introduced their services to Minister Kang Ho-in.

Yook Chang-yong, head of the Smart Logistics Industry Team at the Incheon Center for Creative Economy Innovation, said, "The logistics center operates free of charge for promoting booths to child care companies at the Incheon Center for Creative Economy Innovation." We hope that the Incheon Center for Creative Economy and Innovation will be a window for cooperation and co-prosperity."

Press Date: April 19, 2017

Source: http://clomag.co.kr/article/2232

※ Excerpts from the article of 4STEC

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