Sandan Gong, Industrial Complex Safety Campaign to Overcome 'Corona Blue'

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On the 6th, Kim Jeong-hwan, Director of the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation, is conducting a non-face-to-face safety relay campaign at the Seoul Digital Industrial Complex.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] Korea Industrial Complex Corporation (Chairman Kim Jeong-hwan, hereinafter referred to as KICO) announced on the 6th that it held a non-face-to-face safety relay campaign to comfort workers of tenant companies and citizens exhausted by the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic at the Seoul Digital Industrial Complex, which was selected as an excellent area for the 'Safety Relay.' KICO set up a snack truck at the Seoul Digital Complex open plaza and distributed coffee, sandwiches, and KF94 masks with COVID-19 prevention guidelines attached to workers and citizens on their way to work.

In particular, this campaign attracted attention as it was conducted together with an artificial intelligence robot. Cruiser Healthkeeper, an AI robot from JMYDator, which received factory establishment support from KICO, checked workers' body temperature and mask-wearing status and provided voice guidance to allow them to take coffee and sandwiches.

Kim Jeong-hwan, Chairman of KICO, said, "Our safety management goal in the post-COVID era is to create a safe industrial complex that embraces not only workers of tenant companies but also citizens and vulnerable safety groups, and to spread a safety culture." He added, "We plan to actively utilize companies' new technologies in industrial complex safety management through cooperation with tenant companies and to make this an excellent cooperation case that leads to enhanced company-wide safety awareness and increased corporate sales."

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