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Edge AI helps manage Seoul Rose Festival crowds as KIoT speeds smart city expansion

KIoT, a company specialising in AI video analytics solutions, is expanding technology pilots in smart city and industrial safety fields as it steps up market efforts. Founded in 2016, it cites AI object recognition and edge computing-based video analytics as core strengths. The company joined operations at the Jungnang Seoul Rose Festival this year, analysing congestion in real time and supporting coordination. It is also developing industrial safety and environmental systems and pursuing overseas PoC projects.

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Son Hoon of KAIST wins June Korea Science and Technology Award for infrastructure sensor

Son Hoon (손훈), a professor at KAIST, has been selected as the June winner of South Korea\'s Science and Technology Award for developing sensor technology that detects small movements in medium and small social infrastructure facilities in real time. The Ministry of Science and ICT and the National Research Foundation said the technology supports disaster warnings and improves infrastructure safety by combining millimeter-wave radar and MEMS accelerometers to measure acceleration, tilt and displacement with high precision at low cost.

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Memory shortage shadow looms over Computex 2026 as HBM4 supply race intensifies

Computex 2026, to be held in Taipei on June 2 to 5, carries the theme \"AI Together\" and will feature 1,500 companies across 6,000 booths. The article says a key focus is the fight to secure supplies of high-bandwidth memory HBM4 for next-generation AI accelerators, alongside sensitivity to DRAM and NAND price volatility. Keynotes from Nvidia, Qualcomm, Marvell and Intel are seen as signaling demand and supply conditions.