BANF (CEO Yoo Seong-han) announced that it received the Deputy Prime Minister's Award for its contribution to the revitalization of ICT ventures and small and medium-sized enterprises at the '2025 Digital Innofesta ICT Merit Awards Ceremony.'
This awards ceremony was hosted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and co-hosted by the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA), the ICT Alliance, the K-ICT Startup Mentoring Center, and the Korea Venture Business Association. It was designed to encourage companies and individuals who have contributed to the development of the information and communications industry and the revitalization of the digital startup and venture ecosystem.
The award for contribution to the revitalization of ICT ventures and small and medium-sized enterprises, awarded to Banff, is given to companies that have contributed to strengthening national competitiveness through digital technology-based innovation, job creation, investment attraction, and global expansion.
Banff is developing and distributing technology that monitors the tire condition of commercial trucks and logistics vehicles in real time, focusing on intelligent tire systems for autonomous vehicles, and provides this information to drivers. This technology is recognized as a promising tool for proactively preventing potential tire-related risks, providing energy savings, and contributing to the creation of a sustainable mobility environment.
“A significant portion of truck accidents are caused by tire problems, so preventing accidents in advance and improving fuel efficiency through an intelligent tire system is the key to future mobility,” said Yoo Seong-han, CEO of Banff. “We will build the foundation for the era of fully autonomous driving by increasing the safety and efficiency of the entire logistics and transportation infrastructure with AI-based tire condition management technology.”
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