Hana Technology (CEO Taebong Oh), a company specializing in manufacturing secondary battery equipment, announced that it participated in the 'The Battery Show SOUTH 2025' held in Atlanta, Georgia, USA from the 16th to the 17th.
'The Battery Show South 2025' is a large-scale exhibition in which major global companies related to secondary batteries participate. At this exhibition, Hana Technology unveiled assembly and chemical turnkey solutions including artificial intelligence (AI)-based smart machines and high-temperature and high-pressure press equipment (WIP) for all-solid-state batteries. Georgia, where the exhibition is held, is a strategic base where the battery industry in the U.S. is concentrated, and Hana Technology plans to expand technological exchanges and order acquisition opportunities with local customers through this exhibition.
The AI-based smart edge presented by Hana Technology can increase production precision, minimize defect rates, and even implement predictive maintenance by monitoring process status in real time. The company explained that this can simultaneously secure the stability and efficiency of the production line.
In addition, WIP is a next-generation core equipment essential for the all-solid-state battery assembly process, and it improves the durability and quality of the battery by simultaneously implementing high temperature and high pressure to increase the adhesion between the solid electrolyte and electrode material.
In addition, Hana Technology participated as a speaker in the official forum held during the exhibition period and directly introduced its technological competitiveness and vision for the global battery market. The presentation was conducted on the topic of AI-based smart process technology and assembly and Mars turnkey solutions.
A Hana Technology official said, “Through this exhibition and presentation, we will impress upon customers around the world Hana Technology’s technological capabilities and expand our market share with customized equipment that can be immediately applied to global mass production lines.”
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