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Busan Port recruits AI startups

· Source: splash247.com

In short

Busan Port Authority (BPA) has selected three artificial intelligence startups — Xylo Labs, Uncommon Lab and Cargo Tree — to test and commercialise new technologies across safety, smart port operations and international logistics. The startups join 1876 Busan, the support platform backed by BPA, the Busan Metropolitan Government and Korea Ocean Business Corporation, gaining access to port infrastructure, office space, consulting and investment matchmaking. The initiative reinforces Busan's ambition to position itself as a testing ground for automation and AI aimed at improving cargo handling and terminal productivity.

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Tags: smart ports, port automation, AI startups, maritime, logistics, freight forwarding

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