Spacebank, led by CEO Wonhee Lee, has been selected as a supplier for the 2025 AI Voucher Support Project, overseen by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA). With this selection, Spacebank will provide customized AI solutions to small and medium-sized enterprises, medical institutions, veterinary clinics, and regional health centers looking to adopt AI technology.
The AI Voucher Support Project is a program that assists companies and institutions in need of artificial intelligence (AI) technology to implement optimal technologies from AI solution providers. Through this program, recipient companies can reduce AI implementation costs by up to 200 million KRW, facilitating business innovation and digital transformation.
Through this AI Voucher project, Spacebank will offer the ‘AIoT Wright’ solution, which supports integrated control functions for heterogeneous sensors within a single platform. This solution is designed and implemented based on a low-code development environment, making the adoption of AI technology faster and easier.
AIoT Wright analyzes data collected from various heterogeneous sensors and provides AI integrated control solutions, including user action guidance and decision-making support based on large language models (LLM). It is particularly applicable to various industrial fields such as smart cities, smart factories, facility management, human care solutions, and it can be easily expanded in conjunction with robotics and mobility IoT.
CEO Wonhee Lee of Spacebank stated, “Through the AI Voucher Support Project, we plan to actively support companies in adopting AI technology more effectively,” adding, “Spacebank’s AI solutions will become key tools in enhancing corporate competitiveness and driving digital transformation.”
Companies wishing to participate in the AI Voucher Support Project can apply through a recruitment process for recipient companies during a specified period, with consultations and support procedures available through Spacebank. More detailed information is available on the NIPA website.
Meanwhile, Spacebank has achieved cloud security certification (CSAP) and first-class software quality certification (GS), and has been selected as a recommended target for innovative prototypes by the Public Procurement Service. Earlier this year, it was selected for the Startup Growth Technology Development Project (TIPS) by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and the Korea Angel Investment Association, accelerating digital transformation in the public and private sectors using AI-based management solutions.