AIBIZ (CEO Ha Seung-jae) showcased its manufacturing process diagnostic AI technology through the Korea pavilion at 'TechCrunch Disrupt 2024', North America's largest startup exhibition. Now in its 14th year, TechCrunch is an event where big tech companies in Silicon Valley and influential local venture capital firms keep track of technology trends and look for collaboration with startups and investment opportunities. Twenty-four Korean companies took part in the Korea pavilion, which was the largest among the five national pavilions. At the exhibition, AIBIZ introduced 'DutchBoy S', a manufacturing process diagnostic AI solution, and 'DutchBoy R', an R&D (research and development) document automation solution. These solutions analyze time-series data from manufacturing processes to raise process efficiency and reduce defect rates. They are characterized by collecting and analyzing time-series data generated by industrial equipment, identifying the causes of defects, and enabling improvements. AIBIZ said the approach of analyzing diverse data against a normal baseline and detecting defective data in real time resolves the hassle of existing labeling work and is easy to apply at industrial sites. Ha Seung-jae, CEO of AIBIZ, said, "We focus on quickly and accurately analyzing smart factory equipment data to improve process completeness," adding, "It will create new value at cutting-edge manufacturing process and equipment manufacturing companies." Now marking its fourth anniversary, AIBIZ has supplied related technology to major Korean semiconductor companies and achieved yield improvements. It has received NET (New Excellent Technology) certification and the IR52 Jang Yeong-sil Award.