Four modules integrated: AIoT devices, monitoring, AI prediction, and insurance, forming a single platform from dispatch to arrival
Instant alerts on anomalies, automated compliance report generation in 3 minutes, rapid insurance payout
Vertical integration of Device, Monitoring, Intelligence, and Insurance, building a single ecosystem from logistics data collection to compensation
Willog (co-CEOs Bae Sung-hoon and Yoon Ji-hyun), an AIoT-based supply chain intelligence solution company, announced the official launch of its integrated supply chain solution Willog Vision on September 17.
Willog Vision is a vertically integrated supply chain solution designed with a structure in which a single company directly develops and operates its own AIoT devices (Willog Safe), real-time monitoring software (Control Tower), AI intelligence, and logistics insurance. Starting from the September 17 launch, it will be sequentially applied to existing Willog clients, with new customers able to experience it through a PoC.
The Limitations of Fragmented Logistics Solutions: Record, Response, Proof, and Compensation Operating in Silos
In today's logistics field, temperature data can only be checked after manually retrieving USB loggers, and temperature deviations often go undetected for hours. Audit reports must be written manually, taking 30 minutes per entry, and when accidents occur, insurance claims must be handled through a separate channel entirely.
Because record-keeping, monitoring, proof, and insurance are scattered across separate systems, the reality is that more time is spent piecing together data after an incident than actually managing it. Willog's position is that Willog Vision fundamentally resolves this fragmented structure by unifying everything on a single data foundation.
Willog Vision: One Solution Covering Everything from Record to Compensation
Willog Vision carries the slogan Evidence in Every Move. In the existing market, logistics solutions have been separated among device manufacturers, monitoring software providers, and insurers, meaning that when an incident occurs, data, evidence, and compensation are handled through entirely different channels.
Willog has built a vertically integrated system in which a single company directly develops and operates AIoT devices (Willog Safe), monitoring software (Control Tower), AI intelligence (Intelligence), and logistics insurance (Insurance). This enables the four stages of Record, Response, Proof, and Compensation to connect seamlessly on a single data foundation.
Willog Safe (Record): Attached to cargo and warehouses; records temperature, shock, and location in real time at one-minute intervals. No USB logger retrieval required.
Control Tower (Response): Instantly notifies responsible personnel upon anomaly detection and automatically logs action history. Warehouse floor plans, maritime vessel tracking, and vehicle operations are all available on a single screen.
Intelligence (Proof): Risk prediction and diagnosis with AI Assistant. Automatically generates GDP, GMP, KGSP, and HACCP compliance reports within 3 minutes; supports forgery and tampering verification.
Insurance (Compensation): Data-driven custom design with claim automation. Covers disposal and re-transportation costs; rapid insurance payout upon fulfillment of conditions.
With Willog Vision, real-time anomaly detection and immediate response become possible, and the automation of manual reporting and cargo registration tasks is expected to dramatically improve chronic inefficiencies in the logistics field.
International Transport, Warehousing, Vehicles, Bio and Beyond: Tailored Application Across All Industries
Willog Vision targets field challenges with industry-specific scenarios. In international transport, it measures actual container interior temperatures during customs clearance waiting periods to identify sections of high-temperature exposure at tropical ports. In warehousing, it automates the manual temperature round-logging performed every 30 minutes, enabling audit and labor inspection responses on a single screen. In vehicle logistics, it automatically monitors everything from driver trip start to cargo hold temperature and shock. In the bio sector, it distinguishes momentary false positives from actual measured patterns to prevent unnecessary returns and disposal.
Willog Co-CEO Bae Sung-hoon stated: "The logistics field has long operated with the four functions of record, response, proof, and compensation scattered across different systems and providers, and this fragmentation has been the root cause of operational inefficiency in the field. Willog Vision aims to connect these four stages seamlessly on a single data foundation, creating an environment where logistics managers can focus on predicting risks in advance and concentrating their capabilities on strategic decision-making, rather than scrambling to handle incidents after the fact."