KSYS is participating in "Korea Public Procurement Expo 2026 (KOPPEX 2026)," the nation’s largest public procurement exhibition, held at KINTEX Hall 1 in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, from the 25th to the 27th, showcasing three core technologies based on its proprietary surface-mount technology (SMT) production method. The exhibits unveiled at the booth include a wireless LED cabinet, the K-Sys AV switcher, and a wired/wireless banner-type LED display.

The flagship exhibit is the 'Wireless LED Cabinet.' By eliminating the power and data cables that were previously essential for installing LED displays, it has completely eliminated potential failures caused by cable defects. KASIS has set up a robotic arm at its booth to demonstrate the convenience of this technology by automatically assembling the wireless cabinets and instantly broadcasting video content.

The 'K-Sys AV Switcher' is also drawing attention. In a market dominated by imported LED controllers, this product positions itself as a 'Korean-style controller' optimized for the practical environments of domestic public institutions. It highlights its intuitive user interface and high compatibility with the company’s own display panels as key strengths.

The wired and wireless banner-type LED display series has been diversified into wired and wireless models, designed to allow for easy movement and installation in various environments such as government office lobbies and event venues.

In addition to its three flagship models, K-Sys also exhibited an "LED Weather Display" in the form of an electronic banner equipped with a sensor officially approved by the Korea Meteorological Administration. This product is gaining attention as a solution specialized for delivering disaster information by local governments.

At the front of the booth, an immersive exhibition combining a large LED display with media art was set up. The company is also showcasing its diverse product lineup, including LED TVs and outdoor cabinets. Its subsidiary, Eluda Korea, is also participating to provide customized consulting on display solutions for the Public Multi-Supplier Agreement (MAS).

K-Sys is the first company in Korea to have its information display boards simultaneously designated as both "Innovative Products" and "Excellent Products" by the Public Procurement Service. The company has established a system where the entire production process—from design to SMT production, assembly, and quality testing—is carried out domestically. At last year’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) event held in Gyeongju, the company installed large-scale electronic display boards comprising 2,229 cabinets and 8,342 LED modules across 15 locations.

Chun Byung-min, CEO of K-Sys, stated, “The core technologies showcased focus on maximizing convenience for operators and maintenance efficiency.” He added, “Based on the smart manufacturing cluster currently under development in Eco Delta City, where we are investing 35 billion won, we will expand the supply of high-quality domestic products and lead the government-to-business (G2B) market.”