OREANDA-NEWS. From Nov. 26 to 29, Doosan is participating in “Creative Korea 2015” held at Coex, Samseong-dong, Seoul. Creative Korea 2015 is a comprehensive trade fair jointly hosted by the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning together with the other Creative Economic Committee members, including 21 government ministries and agencies; and 11 economic organizations, with several corporations also participating.

Under the two main themes of “clean energy” and “mechatronics,” Doosan’s exhibition booth showcases its fuel cell business, power plant and construction equipment businesses, and ICT (information and communications technology) convergence technologies. Special features offered to visitors include a virtual reality tour of Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction’s plants.

The Clean Energy Zone exhibits Doosan’s environmentally-friendly green technologies, highlighting its new fuel cell business. A fuel cell is a device that produces electricity and heat through an electrochemical reaction of hydrogen and oxygen in the air. Its benefits include high efficiency regardless of the scale, stable operations for a wide range of applications, including power plants as well as commercial and residential buildings, and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

The Mechatronics Zone features an array of ICT incorporated into the conventional manufacturing sector. The remote monitoring service (RMS) installed in Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction’s power plants is an example of ICT adopted to its power plants that allows users to monitor the operating status in real time and offers optimized solutions in response to failures. “Doosan Connect” (Doosan Telematics System) is Doosan Infracore’s customer support technology based on IT technologies such as global positioning system (GPS), cellular and satellite communications. It provides real-time data on the machine location and operating condition as well as the status of the main systems such as the engine worldwide.

“Doosan strives to foster its future growth engines through ‘convergence’ and ‘innovation’—the main pillars of the creative economy—and continues on with its innovation activities to find technological and product breakthroughs,” a Doosan official said. “By participating in the trade fair, we hope to promote the achievement we made in the manufacturing sector in line with the creative economy and be able to pursue a more advanced level of technological innovation in the future.”