“Fire detection systems using radio frequency (RF) are a field that could far outrun China's pursuit in the industrial Internet of Things (IoT) market.”

Young-jin Cho, CEO of Rosetatech, an IoT company, recently met with us after attending the 'Collaborative Growth' seminar held by the Main Biz Association at the Seoul Startup Hub in Gongdeok-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul, and said, “Fire and disaster alerts at industrial sites are now as it is an emerging field, it will be possible to create a new market through technological innovation,” he said.

Unlike large telecommunications companies dominating the home IoT market, industrial IoT is an area that SMEs challenge. Rosetatech received the attention of overseas buyers with the fire detection monitoring solution 'Smart Col' at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) held in Barcelona, Spain in February. This product connects 10 to 20 fire detection sensors to one alarm, and if it detects a fire early, it immediately informs the manager through a transceiver.

“Fire detection systems using radio frequency (RF) are a field that could far outrun China's pursuit in the industrial Internet of Things (IoT) market.”

Young-jin Cho, CEO of Rosetatech, an IoT company, recently met with us after attending the 'Collaborative Growth' seminar held by the Main Biz Association at the Seoul Startup Hub in Gongdeok-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul, and said, “Fire and disaster alerts at industrial sites are now as it is an emerging field, it will be possible to create a new market through technological innovation,” he said.

Unlike large telecommunications companies dominating the home IoT market, industrial IoT is an area that SMEs challenge. Rosetatech received the attention of overseas buyers with the fire detection monitoring solution 'Smart Col' at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) held in Barcelona, Spain in February. This product connects 10 to 20 fire detection sensors to one alarm, and if it detects a fire early, it immediately informs the manager through a transceiver.