Hyundai Engineering Wins Bentley Systems GDAI Structural Engineering Division

Hyundai Engineering announced on the 18th that it won first place in the 'Structural Engineering' category at the '2023 Going Digital Infrastructure Awards' (GDAI) hosted by Bentley Systems in Singapore.

A representative from Hyundai Engineering, who won the GDAI Structural Engineering division (center), is posing for a commemorative photo holding the championship trophy with representatives from Bentley Systems.
[Photo by Hyundai Engineering]

GDAI is an awards ceremony established in 2004 to promote digital advancement in infrastructure. To date, more than 4,700 projects across 12 categories have received awards.

This year, over 300 projects were submitted from 235 organizations across 51 countries, with only three companies per each of the 12 categories advancing to the finals and being invited to the awards ceremony held in Singapore.

Hyundai Engineering submitted the 'Civil Engineering Automated Design Program' in the Structural Engineering category and won after competing against India's L&T and Japan's Rise Structural Design. This is the first win in this category for a domestic company.

Hyundai Engineering explained that it was recognized for its significant differentiation in having independently developed the automated design program by utilizing the API (Application Programming Interface) provided by Bentley Systems.

A Hyundai Engineering official said, "We feel deeply moved to have achieved meaningful results through continuous efforts to secure smart construction technology," adding, "We will continue to take the lead in securing enhanced technological competitiveness not only through in-house technology development but also through business agreements with academia and research institutions and 'open innovation.'"

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