Hanjin and Kakao Mobility to Jointly Build AI-Based Logistics Network

Linking Idle Infrastructure and Kakao Mobility Platform

Hanjin will pursue strategic cooperation with Kakao Mobility to innovate logistics services and realize 'Logistics 4.0'.

Hanjin announced on December 4 that it had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Kakao Mobility on December 3 to jointly build an artificial intelligence (AI)-based logistics network.

Hanjin and Kakao Mobility are taking a commemorative photo after signing an agreement to jointly build an AI-based logistics network. From the left, Hanjin President Cho Hyunmin, Hanjin CEO No Samsuk, Kakao Mobility CEO Ryu Geungseon, and Vice President Ahn Gyujin. Hanjin

Hanjin plans to enhance its delivery services by linking its idle-time logistics infrastructure with Kakao Mobility's supply chain, and will also work to expand logistics services using the Kakao Mobility platform.

In addition, Hanjin will integrate Kakao Mobility's AI logistics system into its middle-mile operations to optimize routes between logistics hubs and maximize operational efficiency. The two companies will also jointly develop optimized AI prediction models based on accumulated data. Throughout the entire service process, they will work to establish a joint automated logistics operation system based on AI-driven operating systems and autonomous driving technology, as part of their AX (AI transformation) initiative.

The two companies will form a joint consultative body and continue practical discussions in stages to develop specific business models and implementation plans.

A Hanjin representative said, "Based on advanced technologies such as AI and autonomous driving, we will not only provide a new delivery experience, but also create a 'Logistics 4.0' model that enhances efficiency and convenience for both customers and partners."

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