Korean Industrial AI Firm OnePredict to Showcase 'AI-Native Factory' Solutions at FIX 2026
South Korean industrial AI startup OnePredict announced it will demonstrate manufacturing AI technologies recreating real factory environments using its Cyclone and PDX platforms at the Future Innovation Technology Expo (FIX 2026) in Daegu.
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South Korean industrial artificial intelligence startup OnePredict announced on October 19 that it will participate in the '2026 Future Innovation Technology Expo' (FIX 2026), hosted by Daegu Metropolitan City, to showcase manufacturing AI technologies based on recreated actual factory environments. The expo will be held from October 21 to 24 at EXCO in Daegu, featuring 510 domestic and international companies across future mobility, robotics, AI, ICT, and startups.
Under the theme 'Experiencing an AI-Native Factory Firsthand,' OnePredict will set up an exhibition area simulating a factory environment. The site will demonstrate how AI collects and analyzes equipment and process data to participate in equipment management and operational decision-making. This process relies primarily on two core platforms: 'Cyclone,' a machine learning operations (MLOps) platform for organizing equipment, process, and operational data while supporting model development and deployment; and 'PDX,' an AI-based integrated industrial asset management platform for equipment status management and data-driven decision-making.
The company will highlight how these two platforms enable AI applications across five key areas—quality, energy, maintenance, control, and production—and present its vision of connecting overall factory operations centered around AI, termed the 'AI-Native Factory.' Yoon Byung-dong, CEO of OnePredict, stated that converting field data and experience into corporate competitiveness is the core of manufacturing AI transformation. He added that the company plans to use this opportunity to expand contact with manufacturing firms in Korea's Yeongnam region, where automotive, shipbuilding, and steel industries are concentrated, to promote subsequent technology verification and solution adoption discussions.