Analysts say that Robots, an AMR provided by Hills Engineering, is meaningful in that it helps operational efficiency of goods movement and inventory management in the ground space, and Textracer performs a higher customer value to logistics companies by providing a higher level of inventory management efficiency in the upper space of the logistics center.

In addition, Hills Engineering plans to cooperate with Korea’s leading mid-sized logistics system company to create synergy in the operation of e-commerce fulfillment centers.

The company is one of the leading distribution system companies with domestic rights to the Norwegian system company Autostore. Nexus is distributing a Korean-style WMS, and it will combine Norway’s Auto Store, an excellent solution that can increase inventory management efficiency in a small space, and Hills Engineering’s AMR robot, an Inaus micro-mile solution that can operate in a logistics center, to create a great synergy in the intra-logistic field.

“We can expect more than four times the efficiency of space management compared to ASRS, an unmanned logistics center inventory management system, and we value Korea, the world’s fifth-largest e-commerce power, as one of the important strategic markets,” said Otostore’s technology director.

Based on this, experts in the logistics industry expect that Robots, an AI-based autonomous robot operation platform provided by Auto Store inventory management system and Hills Engineering, will be able to provide companies with greater synergy than expected.

In addition, Hills Engineering signed an MOU with TeamGreet, a communication technology technology company that accumulates Internet-based video information transmission technology at ETRI, in the SCS field designed as a data production device operation model at the 5G IoT Testbed Center operated by KT.

CEO Park said, “Based on this, we decided to demonstrate and present this technology at the ‘IoT & AI Technology Development Center’ of Kyocera Group in Yokohama Prefecture in October this year.” To this end, KT, Timgrit, and Hills Engineering signed a three-way MOU, he said.

It also plans to apply this advanced video transmission technology to the field in Korea’s leading semiconductor companies. As is already known, semiconductor factories are important industrial sites at the national level, so experts say that if this technology is applied to industrial sites this year, it will be a very meaningful track recorder.