<At Barun Electronics in Yangjae-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Barun Electronics President Se-jong Lim (left) and Daliworks President Soonho Lee signed a memorandum of understanding on the 6th to build an Internet of Things ecosystem.>

Barun Electronics (CEOs Tae-sub Kim and Se-jong Lim) announced on the 6th that it has exchanged a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Internet of Things platform company Daliworks to build an IoT ecosystem.

Barun Electronics will develop and produce hardware embedded with short-range communication technology for the IoT and sensors that detect temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide, fine dust levels, and more. Daliworks will cooperate by providing its cloud platform for the Internet of Things.

The two companies plan to develop and combine a variety of hardware and software. Even before exchanging the MOU, they had already created synergy by jointly developing IoT devices.

Myung-hwan Seol, head of the Communications Team at Barun Electronics, said, “The two companies will release products that combine devices and the platform to meet diverse needs. Going forward, we plan to continue joining hands with various companies to develop products that can be used in everyday life.”