Inavi Systems Receives Minister of Industry Award for Technology Commercialization Excellence
Map Platform Service Recognized for Domestic and International Commercialization Efforts Through Partnerships with Leading Global Companies
Inavi Systems, a mobility platform development subsidiary of Thinkware, announced on the 25th that it received the Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Award in the private sector for technology commercialization in 2024.
This award, hosted by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, is given to organizations in the private sector that have achieved outstanding results through the promotion of technology commercialization.
Seong Deuk-Young, CEO of iNavi Systems (third from the left in the photo), is posing for a commemorative photo after receiving the Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Award on the 24th.
View original imageInavi Systems was recognized for its contribution to implementing optimal services by supplying its service, 'iMPS (iNAVI Maps Platform Service),' to various clients in the smart mobility industry. Additionally, the company is strengthening its competitiveness in the market by securing opportunities to enter overseas markets through collaboration with global leading companies, and actively acquiring patents in future core technologies such as autonomous driving platforms and special-purpose route search.
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Seong Deuk-Young, CEO of Inavi Systems, stated, “Our efforts to commercialize through proactive research and development reflecting technology trends and customer needs have been externally recognized,” adding, “In particular, our commercialization capabilities, which apply core technologies protected by patents such as integrated maps, special-purpose route search, and intelligent map change management, will be a strong advantage.”
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