Ulsan-based company ABH has partnered with two Changwon-based companies, 365 Co., Ltd. and Taelim Industrial co. to boost the growth of the smart logistics market for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Korea.

On the 3rd, ABH announced the formation of a consortium and the signing of a joint R&D development agreement with 365 and Taelim to drive the development and commercialization of smart logistics technology.

The R&D collaboration will be conducted over three years, with the Ministry of SMEs and Startups (MSS) providing research funding and infrastructure support.

Under the agreement, ABH will contribute AI-based big data analysis technology to support software for equipment and robot control solutions.

365 Co., Ltd. will focus on research related to smart logistics technology, while Taelim will provide practical verification and equipment support for the smart logistics project.

The three companies aim to strengthen their technological competitiveness and increase their presence in the domestic and global logistics markets.

This agreement is seen as a catalyst for future collaborations with additional companies, laying the foundation for sustainable growth in the industry.

A representative from the MSS stated, “This agreement will enable SMEs to jointly address technical challenges that are difficult to tackle individually. It will also create innovative products and services, playing a crucial role in fostering Korea’s smart logistics market and accelerating the global expansion of domestic SMEs.”

Han A-ram, CEO of ABH, remarked, “We are delighted to combine the technological expertise of each company to create new business opportunities through this collaboration.”

Koo Soo-ryong, CEO of 365, added, “The convergence of logistics and IT technology is expected to generate significant synergy and drive innovation in the industry.”