Professor Youngjae Jang of KAIST and CEO of DAIM Research will showcase the company's multi-robot control software platform at COMEUP 2022. A KAIST spin-off established just two years ago, DAIM Research has demonstrated its technological capabilities by securing KRW 12 billion in investment while driving innovation across manufacturing and logistics through the integration of AI and digital twin technologies. Its flagship solution, xMS, uses reinforcement learning to optimize robot routing and task allocation in real time, while the digital twin platform xDT validates operational efficiency during the design stage, helping reduce investment risk.

Together with the layout analysis tool LAY and the anomaly detection solution AID, DAIM Research has built a comprehensive autonomous manufacturing ecosystem. Building on achievements recognized by the Convergence Technology Award and the Minister of Science and ICT Award, CEO Jang is expanding the company's customer base. He also stated that the company aims to grow DAIM Research into a global leader in autonomous manufacturing platforms through its participation at COMEUP 2022.