From June 10 to 12, NURIE AI participated in Seoul STK 2026 at COEX as a Seoul AI Hub member company. Held on a large scale alongside companies such as Samsung SDS, Persona, and Dell, the event covered AI, security, robotics, and logistics, and brought together industry professionals and decision-makers from a wide range of sectors. Over three days, our booth saw around 1,000 visitors.
The strongest response came around VaultSage, our AI-powered storage drive. Rather than reacting to a product pitch, visitors connected it directly to problems they deal with every day: scattered files, repetitive document handling, slow internal search, and unstructured data that never becomes usable knowledge. Researchers from public research institutions were the most direct, describing VaultSage as a "much-needed solution" for their document and knowledge workflows. That kind of feedback, from people whose work depends on retrieving and organizing large volumes of information, told us the problem we are solving is real and urgent.
We also saw clear interest in TraderSage, our ongoing PoC for trade-related workflows. Visitors asked specific questions about document verification and operational decision-making, which reinforced the direction of the project. The conversations from these three days are now turning into follow-up meetings with potential customers and partners.
Next week we continue the conversation at NextRise Seoul, held at COEX on June 18 and 19, where we participate as an invited startup. We look forward to meeting more partners, customers, and professionals working on the future of AI-powered enterprise productivity.