Hamada Labs targets Taiwan, Japan manufacturing with AI platform
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South Korean AI startup Hamada Labs is targeting traditional manufacturers and distributors in Taiwan and Japan with its WindyFlo platform, which connects enterprise data and workflows to extend AI applications to inventory, order, and logistics management. The company, which has accumulated experience in South Korea in areas including medical devices and established a Japanese subsidiary, is also seeking proof-of-concept (PoC) opportunities with Taiwanese businesses.
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