Schneider Electric to Hold Seminar on Energy Management and Automation Vision
Published2017.03.08 16:52Exhibition space showcasing Schneider Electric new products incorporating latest technologies such as AR and VR
The event will proceed through various panel discussions, keynote presentations, and an exhibition. In the opening keynote, presentations will be made on next-generation Eco Structure solutions and cybersecurity in the Internet of Things era. Panel discussions will feature industry experts, institutional officials, and business leaders discussing major market trends, key issues, and best practices.
Representative topics include "Internet of Things Panel Discussion" exploring the market situation and development directions of domestic industrial IoT, "Intuitive Industry: Smart Factory" providing in-depth coverage of smart factories, "Power Grid Solutions for Smart Grid," and "Efficient Buildings in Response to Climate Change."
Additionally, various presenters from Schneider Electric headquarters, clients, and academia will discuss market trends such as "Oil and Gas Market Trends" and "Global EPC Market Analysis," and introduce actual case studies including "Sustainable Buildings, Deloitte Headquarters Client Cases," "Innovation Cases in Data Centers Using Artificial Intelligence," and "Smart Water Case Study in Busan."
In the exhibition space, the "Innovation Hub," visitors can directly experience new products and solutions from Schneider Electric with augmented reality, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence technologies applied.
The President of Schneider Electric Korea stated regarding this event, "This is a company-wide event showcasing innovation and the direction of future business to industry stakeholders, partner companies, and customers," and added, "I hope this will serve as an opportunity to experience the vision of energy management and automation and gain ideas to lead the future."
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