Wadiz (CEO Shin Hye-sung) announced on the 23rd that it will provide strategic support to domestic companies recognized for their innovation at the 2026 CES so that they can go beyond exhibitions and awards and advance into the global market.
To this end, Wadiz participated in the "CES AI Innovation Plaza," a follow-up event to the 2026 CES hosted by the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA) on the 21st. The event served as a forum for approximately 40 domestic innovative companies participating in the 2026 CES to share their CES achievements and discuss the global competitiveness and expansion strategies of the K-AI industry.
At the event, Wadiz provided global market entry strategy consulting to companies recognized for their innovation at CES. The team explored ways for AI-based innovative companies in mobility, home appliances, and other sectors to leverage the Wadiz platform to validate global market demand and drive commercialization.
Wadiz launched its global service in May of last year, providing support features such as AI translation, overseas delivery partner connections, and globally targeted advertising, creating an environment where Korean innovative companies' products can easily connect with customers around the world. To date, Wadiz has received visits from 200 countries, has signed up global supporters from 115 countries, and actual payments are being processed in over 40 countries, including the US, Japan, China, and Germany.
A Wadiz official stated, “If CES is a stage to introduce innovative Korean products to the world, Wadiz is the starting point for those innovations to advance into the global market,” and added, “We will continue to serve as a practical sales channel that allows domestic companies to quickly and easily enter the global market.”
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