- Willog uses IoT devices to collect diverse logistics data, predict issues, minimize risk, and provide data-driven insights
- Recognized for contributions to food safety management, pharmaceutical cold chain management including biological products, international transport, and other industry sectors
- Contribution to corporate growth through business intelligence extraction and delivery of industry insights
Willog (co-CEOs Bae Sung-hoon and Yoon Ji-hyun), an IoT-based logistics intelligence solution company, announced on February 19 that it has received the Korea Food Cold Chain Association Chairman's Award at the 3rd Korea Cold Chain Industry Awards, in recognition of its contributions to the advancement of the domestic cold chain industry.
The Korea Cold Chain Industry Awards, now in its third year, is an event organized by the Korea Food Cold Chain Association that recognizes individuals and companies that have contributed to public food safety and health and to the advancement of the Korean cold chain industry through achievements in the following areas:
- Temperature management
- Traceability systems
- Energy and CO2 reduction
- New technology development
- Overseas expansion
Willog was recognized for its contributions to the advancement of various industry sectors through the development of an IoT-based intelligence solution, including food safety management based on temperature and humidity data, pharmaceutical cold chain management including biological agents, and international transport. The company also received high marks for contributing to corporate growth by extracting business intelligence from logistics data collected through its IoT devices and delivering industry insights.
Willog, founded in 2021, is an IoT-based logistics intelligence solution company that goes beyond simple cargo tracking to enable transparent management and prediction of the entire logistics process. The company uses patented IoT devices to precisely collect not only real-time location data but also a wide range of environmental data affecting cargo conditions, including temperature, humidity, shock, tilt, and illuminance. The collected data is analyzed through proprietary algorithms optimized for the logistics environment, enabling prediction of potential issues and preemptive risk prevention, contributing to the advancement of corporate logistics strategies. The company currently has a presence in the United States and plans to expand into the Singapore and Japanese markets.
Willog Co-CEO Yoon Ji-hyun emphasized that "temperature management in the transport of food and pharmaceuticals is a critical element for protecting public health and safety," and stated: "Willog will continue to work toward the digitalization and advancement of the domestic and global logistics market through its IoT devices and logistics intelligence solutions."