Hanyang University

Huject, established in 2020, is a South Korean startup spun out of Hanyang University. It specializes in commercializing energy harvesting technology, offering a range of products that convert and store discarded energy into usable electrical power. The company focuses on developing Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and monitoring systems for underground power outlets and pipes, aiding businesses in internal monitoring and preventive diagnosis.

Revation is a company dedicated to eco-friendly product development. It addresses environmental concerns by integrating innovative design and technology into its processes. Revolution offers services such as developing, manufacturing, and producing sustainable materials, assisting in branding and design, and replacing petroleum-based plastics to optimize packaging for customer needs while reducing carbon footprint through resource reuse.

Workers High is a commerce company specializing in unmanned store services designed for office environments. Utilizing Internet of Things (IoT) technology, the company operates compact, automated retail spaces where employees can conveniently access and purchase products at any time. The system is equipped to recommend items based on individual purchasing behavior, enhancing the shopping experience. Users can make transactions using an employee identifier or key card, ensuring a seamless and efficient service tailored to meet the needs of office workers.

With lightweight and fast 3D engine, Adler’s 3D Web will usher into an era where virtual reality becomes an everyday part of life, accessible from anywhere in the world. Adler specializes in the 3D Web, offering its own 3D engine and programming language known as "Adler XRML." Based on Web, this engine guarantees seamless compatibility with PCs, mobile devices, Meta Quest, and Apple Vision Pro, without the hassle of separate app installations. Adler recently launched its own technology-driven social media platform. In 2022, Adler secured a significant investment of 2.1 million USD from prominent institutional investors, including Korea Investment Partners, the top-ranked investment firm in Korea based on AUM rankings, reaffirming its technological prowess. Last September, Adler took center stage as an official technology partner at the prestigious Carrousel du Louvre in Paris, France, during the Focus Art Fair. Yurica Ovaerenu, the CEO of Adler, embarked on her entrepreneurial journey at the age of 16 while studying in the second year of Seoul Science High School. She chose to drop out of Seoul National University, the top-ranked university in Korea. At the age of 27, she became a serial entrepreneur who underwent a gender transition. Inspired by her extensive experience playing 3D games like Overwatch and Mabinogi before her transition, she had a vision to create a virtual reality where individuals can truly be themselves.

New East Art offers a metaverse exhibition platform that also has its own production technology.

Studio Galilei is an SFO platform company that operates and manages mobility services.

BluePrintLAB is a technology company that specializes in custom product recommendations and manufacturing solutions for enterprise clients through the use of facial recognition and artificial intelligence. The company enables users to scan their faces with their smartphones, allowing an AI algorithm to analyze facial data and provide tailored product recommendations. This innovative approach includes features such as Virtual Try-On, where users can visualize how products will look on them. Additionally, BluePrintLAB's technology measures specific facial dimensions, such as the distance between the eyes and the width of the face, to ensure accurate matches and enhance the overall customer experience, particularly in the eyewear sector.

Walk TUNE is a brand data analysis platform that offers brand preference, commercial area analysis, data customization, and data download.

VISIT is a VR content technology development company.