Sky Intelligence is expanding its growth base in the digital twin and industrial synthetic data-based physical AI infrastructure market through successive investment attraction. This case illustrates the growing investment interest in companies possessing infrastructure for generating and verifying AI training data, amidst the accelerating transition to manufacturing-centered physical AI.

Sky Intelligence announced on the 13th that it has secured additional investment from the Oracle-Vector Regional Innovation Venture Fund (co-manager: Oracle Venture Investment), managed by Wyup Technology Investment.

In this investment, the enterprise value was assessed at approximately 100 billion won.

Following the earlier attraction of Series A funding led by DS Investment Partners, the company has once again been recognized at the same level of corporate valuation.

It is reported that the investment firm cited the capability to build digital twin infrastructure and the potential for global market expansion as the main grounds for its investment decision.

Sky Intelligence operates an infrastructure based on NVIDIA Omniverse to implement digital twins of industrial sites and generate synthetic data on a large scale necessary for physical AI training.

The company explained that it has a 'Simulation-Ready' data system capable of verification before deployment in actual environments, and is addressing the issue of insufficient AI training data in manufacturing sites.

In addition, we are conducting joint research on robot vision and gripping technology with the AIIS at Seoul National University, and have signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with the global industrial robot company ABB Robotics.

The fund manager, Wiup Technology Investment, has a history of investing in numerous IPO companies, including Cearstech Technology, Simplatform, and Link Solution, and is expanding its portfolio into the fields of AI, semiconductors, and advanced manufacturing by investing in the U.S. silicon photonics company Ayar Labs.

Lee Jae-cheol, CEO of Sky Intelligence, said, “This investment [invests] technological capabilities and growth potential in the capital market"This is a result recognized by [this]," he said, adding, "We will continue to expand our R&D and global business foundations to grow into a data infrastructure company leading the physical AI transformation of the manufacturing industry."

Sky Intelligence plans to use this investment to expand its business areas into manufacturing, robotics, and smart factories.