AIBIZ (CEO Ha Seung-jae), a specialist in AI (artificial intelligence) platforms for manufacturing process diagnostics, won the 'AI Industry Convergence Association President's Award' at 'AI EXPO KOREA 2025', held at COEX in Seoul through the 16th. The company also took part in an AI-related panel discussion, a lecture, and an exhibition. The expo, hosted by the Korea Artificial Intelligence Association and organized by Seoul Messe Co., Ltd. and AI Times, drew 322 companies, and AI convergence technologies for industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and security were showcased in some 550 booths. AIBIZ won the 'AI Industry Convergence Association President's Award' on the first day of the exhibition. It was recognized for its real-time anomaly detection and diagnostic technology in the 'DutchBoy' series of AI diagnostic platforms specialized for semiconductor, secondary battery, and precision manufacturing processes. CEO Ha Seung-jae said, "True innovation is completed when AI technology translates into execution at industrial sites," adding, "This award is the result of our field-centered AI technology being recognized." On the second day of the event, AIBIZ CTO (Chief Technology Officer) Choi Hyeon-jin took part as a panelist in the 'Vertical AI Panel Discussion' and shared trends in applying AI to manufacturing. That day, CTO Choi stressed the importance of vertical AI and convergence talent. As industries broadly shift rapidly from general-purpose AI to vertical AI specialized for specific industries, he emphasized that advanced manufacturing requires high-precision data, high quality standards, and security sensitivity, and therefore calls for a more precise approach when applying AI. He said, "Despite the rapid progress of AI technology, there is an absolute shortage of convergence talent who can understand the technology and define problems at industrial sites," and "AI convergence workforce training and a practical re-education system must go hand in hand for AI transformation across industries to have real effect." CEO Ha Seung-jae gave a lecture on the topic 'AI Innovation in Industrial Manufacturing Processes and Demonstration Cases.' He shared AIBIZ's actual application cases, such as TTTM (Tool To Tool Matching) diagnostics for semiconductor etching processes and anomaly detection in secondary battery welding. The presentation demonstrated that AI is establishing itself as a decision-making technology at manufacturing sites, going beyond simple automation. AIBIZ said, "Over these three days of the exhibition, we participated with a full lineup of an award, a panel discussion, and a lecture," and "As a specialist in industrial AI, we fully demonstrated our technological capability and execution." It added, "Going forward, we plan to lead manufacturing AI innovation by expanding partnerships for smart factory construction, digital transformation of manufacturing, and global expansion."