- Willog to cooperate with the Army General Supply Depot for military smart logistics innovation and advancement
Willog (co-CEOs Bae Sung-hoon and Yoon Ji-hyun), an IoT and AI-based supply chain intelligence solutions company, announced on the 28th that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Army General Supply Depot (Commander: Baek Jae-cheol) to advance military smart logistics systems and strengthen cooperation.
Willog Expected to Contribute to Army Smart Logistics Innovation
Through this agreement, Willog and the Army General Supply Depot will maintain ongoing exchanges for military smart logistics innovation and development. Willog plans to provide the Army General Supply Depot with information on advanced ICT logistics technology, serve as an advisor in related fields, and conduct joint research, while gradually expanding the scope of mutual cooperation for future military smart logistics advancement.
The Army General Supply Depot is the unit responsible for overall logistics support for the Republic of Korea Army, exclusively handling Army supply logistics, and is currently promoting logistics efficiency through the introduction of unmanned forklifts and Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV). Last year, its subordinate unit, the 1st Supply Brigade, became the first in the entire military to obtain Smart Logistics Center certification from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.
Willog is an IoT and AI-based supply chain intelligence solutions company that supports transparent management and prediction of the entire logistics process, going beyond simple cargo location tracking. Using patented IoT devices, the company precisely collects not only real-time location information but also various environmental data affecting cargo conditions, including temperature, humidity, and air quality, and analyzes it through its own proprietary algorithm optimized for logistics environments. Based on this, the company minimizes logistics risks and contributes to the advancement of corporate logistics strategies. The company currently provides customized professional solutions across a variety of industries including pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, and distribution.
An official from the Army General Supply Depot stated: "The need to incorporate advanced civilian technology into the military logistics environment is growing. Building on this agreement with Willog, we will work to establish a more efficient and advanced military logistics system."
Willog CEO Bae Sung-hoon emphasized: "This agreement is a meaningful first step toward digital transformation and advancement of the military logistics system. Based on our technology and experience, we will actively cooperate to contribute to enhancing smart logistics capabilities not only for the Army but also for the Navy, Air Force, and other branches of Korea's military."