[TechSnap] AI from marketing planning to execution… Enhance ‘Mopai’ released

A platform where artificial intelligence (AI) agents analyze customer data, plan marketing campaigns, and even execute actual business systems has been unveiled.

Enhance announced on the 12th that it has collaborated with global accounting and consulting company PwC to launch an AI-based marketing operation platform, ‘MOPai.’ This platform combines Enhance's ontology and AI agent technology with PwC's industrial consulting capabilities. It analyzes customer responses, plans campaigns, and connects to marketing systems such as Salesforce to set execution conditions. Once the person in charge gives final approval, the campaign can be sent out.

Robros announced on the 12th that it announced its own humanoid AI development roadmap at 'NVIDIA AI Day Seoul 2026' held on the 9th and 10th. We introduced 'Real-to-Sim-to-Real' technology, which implements the actual work environment as a digital twin to learn the robot and verify it in reality. The company plans to develop its own robot AI model, World Action Model (WAM), and release it as open source next year.

Nota[486990] announced on the 12th that it signed a follow-up contract with AI semiconductor company HyperExcel to supply large-scale language model (LLM) optimization technology. This is the second order, following the first contract in September of last year, to supply model and calculation optimization technology to apply major LLM to HyperExcel's LLM inference semiconductor 'Verda'. Nota plans to perform model optimization tailored to Verda's hardware characteristics through its AI optimization platform 'Netspresso'.

Infosys announced on the 12th that it has begun joint research on 'Full Industrial Drawing Recognition AI' with the laboratory of Professor Geonhee Kim of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Seoul National University. We plan to develop an 'Image-to-Graph' foundation model that identifies the structure of the entire drawing and the connection between facilities, breaking away from the existing method of dividing the drawing into several parts and analyzing them. The research results will be applied to the company's drawing recognition solution 'Delta Flow' and utilized for related work.