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South Korea's Logistics Automation Race Shifts From Robot Count to AI-Driven Operations Optimization

· Source: finance.biggo.com

In short

South Korea's logistics automation market is moving its competitive axis from equipment volume to software-driven operational efficiency, with providers pitching AI platforms that tie robots and automated warehouses into a single operating system. At its "Vault Tech Day" in Gwangju, Colosseum Corporation unveiled nine types of automation equipment with partners AutoStore and Asetech, plus AI-based diagnostic, simulation and ROI tools covering 56 automation packages from 25 partners. A three-month pilot showed a 1,000-pyeong storage space compressed to about 300 pyeong with storage-fee profitability up roughly 3.6-fold, while AutoStore's AI-based Cube Control raised throughput about 7% with no added hardware.

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Tags: automation, warehousing, robotics, optimization, AMR, logistics

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