Sharing Baemin’s Technological Achievements and Insights

Woowa Brothers, the operator of Baemin (Baedal Minjok), announced on September 22 that the 'Woowa Tech Conference 2026' (hereafter, WoowaCon) will be held at Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on October 28.


WoowaCon is an event where Baemin shares its technological achievements and insights, as well as communicates its vision for the future. Now in its seventh year, this year's theme is "Technologies That Build a City That Never Stops." A total of 40 sessions will be held, featuring presentations by professionals from various fields.

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This year, in particular, the scope has been expanded to include not only technological challenges and accomplishments, but also stories about ways of working and the growth of team members. The event will showcase both the technologies that power Baemin and the people and culture that make them possible, aiming to provide a more multidimensional view of how the organization solves problems and grows.


Additionally, sessions will present case studies of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies being used in diverse areas such as data analysis and security. There will also be sessions covering technology and operational know-how related to autonomous delivery robots already deployed in the field. As in previous years, mentoring sessions will be available where participants can directly meet and communicate with Baemin practitioners.



Myungseok Ko, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Woowa Brothers, said, "This year’s WoowaCon is not just about showing what we have built, but about demonstrating the kind of world Baemin is creating through technology." He added, "I hope you can experience the journey at WoowaCon—where Baemin predicts and coordinates the flow of products in real time to connect customers, stores, and riders together."


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