Daedong to Showcase AI Farm Machinery, New Products at KIEMSTA

Exhibition of AI-Powered Agricultural Machinery, Robots, and Farming Services

Daedong said on November 2 that it will showcase future agriculture technologies and new products and services, including AI tractors and agricultural robots, at the 2026 Korea International Agriculture Machinery & Materials Expo (KIEMSTA), held at EXCO in Daegu.

Daedong has set up its largest-ever exhibition space at KIEMSTA, which runs from November 4 to 7, spanning 810㎡ (approximately 245 pyeong). Under the theme “AI to the Field,” it will present a range of future agriculture technologies and services. The company has planned to introduce technologies used in actual agricultural settings, including AI-powered agricultural machinery and robots, as well as farming services, and to let visitors experience how AI is changing agricultural work through a variety of interactive activities.

The exhibit lineup includes a range of agricultural machinery and equipment, such as the HX1400-AI AI tractor, other tractors, combine harvesters, rice transplanters, the RT100 agricultural robot, DJI agricultural drones, and track loaders. A space will also be dedicated to showcasing AI precision agriculture and smart farming solutions.

Daedong will also offer a range of programs that let visitors experience the capabilities of its vision AI-based Level 4 autonomous tractor, launched in April. In the simulation game “Beat the HX AI Tractor,” visitors can operate a steering wheel and pedals to carry out virtual farming tasks, then compare their routes and results with those of the AI tractor to experience the features of autonomous operation. The company will also offer tablet-based interactive content featuring videos of autonomous task instructions and monitoring through the Daedong Connect app, along with an overview of the AI tractor’s key functions.

Daedong will also present “AI Daedongi (Farming Assistant),” which lets users record and manage farm work through phone calls alone, without installing an app or signing up for an account. When farmers describe the work they have done over the phone, a farming log is automatically created. The records can be used to manage cultivation and farm operations, including through farming and pest-control calendars and expense and shipping ledgers. Visitors can call AI Daedongi in the experience area and see a farming log being created automatically.

“For this year’s KIEMSTA, we’ve prepared a broad range of experiences, from Daedong’s flagship agricultural machinery to AI tractors and agricultural robots, as well as new products and farming services,” said Choi Geunyeong, head of Daedong’s Communications Division. “We hope this will give farmers an opportunity to see firsthand, through a variety of interactive programs, how AI technology is used in real agricultural work and what changes it brings.”

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