[Reporter In-Sik Ha] Sensi (CEO Sang-bok Choi), a sensor system specialist in Ulsan, works with MIT (CEO Min Byeong-soo), a convergence & middot solution company based on the Internet of Things (IoT) to provide smart solutions in the heavy industry and petrochemical industries. It announced on the 25th that it would develop an integrated factory solution.

The two companies decided to jointly develop a facility predictive maintenance system that controls various facilities in large factories by fusion of artificial intelligence (AI), IoT, and big data technologies. Sensi is a company that has commercialized integrated safety management detection system technology that applies advanced sensor systems.

Sensi develops system equipment that transmits various information from the production site to the center through sensors, and MIT builds an IoT platform that collects and analyzes big data transmitted from equipment in real time to control equipment.

Senshi CEO Choi Sang-bok said, “Once the convergence system is developed, it will be possible to prevent major safety accidents as well as maintain productivity and efficiency of production lines by monitoring factory production facilities in real time and predicting and diagnosing process defects or breakdowns in advance.” emphasized.

Ulsan = Reporter Ha In-sik hais@hankyung.com