Obigo Launches AI Solution for Automated Parts Quotation
Obigo, a mobility life artificial intelligence transformation (AX) platform company, has unveiled a dedicated AI solution that automatically connects imported car parts search systems with internal quotation systems.
On July 2, Obigo announced the launch and official rollout of ‘BOLT IPN’. BOLT IPN is an AI work automation solution that links global parts lookup systems with a company's own quotation systems, automating all manual tasks—such as copying part numbers and capturing vehicle diagrams—within a single solution.
This AI solution is powered by Obigo’s proprietary physical AI browser technology, “BOLT.” Leveraging the BOLT browser’s AI technology, which recognizes and analyzes various types of web screen information in real time, the solution can be executed with a single click without modifying existing systems. It also provides a convenient environment by splitting the screen to view catalogs simultaneously.
Building on commercialization results and its business model, Obigo plans to significantly expand its supply targets across the mobility market to include domestic and global parts distributors, imported car maintenance networks, and large business-to-business (B2B) fleet management companies. Furthermore, the company aims to broaden the system’s integration scope to settlement and inventory management, and to evolve into a parts management AI agent platform by adding next-generation AI agent functions for parts recommendation and error detection.
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Doyeon Hwang, CEO of Obigo, stated, “Based on our commercialization achievements, we will lead innovation in the analog parts market, while actively expanding the BOLT browser across industries in need of work automation.”
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