Gint (CEO Yong-Hyeon Kim) announced on the 4th that it participated in the '2026 Niigata Agricultural Expo' and unveiled next-generation agricultural machinery equipped with autonomous driving and robotics technologies.
This exhibition, held in Niigata Prefecture, Japan, from the 25th to the 27th, featured approximately 200 companies on the topics of automation, the sixth industrial revolution, and productivity enhancement. Fourteen Korean companies, including Gint, participated.
Gint unveiled the "Fluva ION," an upgraded version of its autonomous agricultural machinery solution, "Fluva Auto." The new model features an improved autonomous driving module, enhancing driving precision and ease of use. AI-based analysis of the farmland structure determines the optimal route, calculating speed and remaining distance in real time during operation. Cameras and satellite map information allow users to check the progress and estimated completion time. Also on display was the "Fluva Robotics SS (RS-500X)," an unmanned orchard spraying and harvesting robot.
Gint is expanding its global influence, focusing on the Asian market, by leveraging its agricultural electronics and robotics technologies. In Japan, following the launch of the Fluva Auto and the establishment of a local subsidiary in 2024, the company is pursuing collaborations with local agricultural machinery companies. Last year, it was selected for the Tokyo Stock Exchange's "TSE Asia Startup Hub." Gint is also expanding its business in Southeast Asian markets such as Indonesia and Vietnam.
Kim Yong-hyun, CEO of Gint, said, “Based on our competitiveness in autonomous driving and electrical technology, we are continuing discussions on collaboration with leading Japanese agricultural machinery manufacturers,” and “We plan to focus on spreading technology for agricultural innovation in various Asian countries.”
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