Orient Precision Selected as Demonstration Company for Gyeonggi-do's "Physical AI Diffusion Center"

Orient Precision, a company specializing in electrification components, is stepping up efforts to advance AI-powered autonomous manufacturing.

Orient Precision said on November 5 that its Electronics Division had been finally selected as a company to participate in the demonstration project for the “Establishment and Operation of the Gyeonggi-do Physical AI Diffusion Center.”

Through the project, Orient Precision will introduce an “AMR-based logistics optimization solution linked to real-time demand.” AI-powered AMRs will calculate optimal routes based on material demand at each stage of production and automatically transport materials. The company also plans to build a system that automatically supplies and retrieves printed circuit board (PCB) magazines to and from loaders and unloaders.

The company expects the system to optimize logistics flows between processes, shorten production lead times, and improve productivity and equipment operating efficiency by increasing continuity of work on inspection lines. In particular, logistics movement data collected through the AMR control system can also be used to digitize production processes and establish an intelligent manufacturing management system in the future.

The project is also expected to improve the working environment. By automating the repetitive handling of heavy loads and routine logistics work, the company plans to reduce physical strain on workers and the risk of industrial accidents, while creating an environment in which skilled employees can focus on quality control and core production tasks.

Orient Precision plans to use the demonstration project as an opportunity to transition to a future-oriented production system that combines AI and robotics with its existing manufacturing capabilities, going beyond simple logistics automation. After verifying the demonstration results and economic feasibility, the company will also consider expanding the solution to other production lines in its Electronics Division and to manufacturing processes for automotive electrification components.

An Orient Precision official said, “Being selected as a company for the Gyeonggi-do Physical AI demonstration project will be an important opportunity to further advance our manufacturing technology and production innovation capabilities. We will apply AI and robotics to our production sites to simultaneously improve productivity, quality, and safety, and continue to strengthen our global manufacturing competitiveness.”

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