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[KISS 2026] OneMoreSecurity
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2026-07-01
OneMoreSecurity Unveils AI CCTV Solution 'OneMoreEYE' at KISS 2026... "Industrial Safety Built on Existing Cameras"
OneMoreSecurity Inc. (CEO Kim, Min Sik) announced it will participate in the Korea International Safety & Health Show (KISS 2026), a four-day AI safety and health exhibition running from Monday, July 6 to Thursday, July 9, at Hall 2 of KINTEX in Goyang, South Korea.
OneMoreSecurity is a technology-driven startup that provides smart city safety and security services built on artificial intelligence and information security technologies. The company specializes in intelligent video analytics and FIDO-based authentication services, aiming to build a smart city security ecosystem that protects citizens by combining AI with information security technology.
The company's flagship exhibit is 'OneMoreEYE Selective Surveillance,' an AI CCTV solution designed for smart industrial safety monitoring. The solution uses a CNN-VLM hybrid, situation-aware generative AI surveillance system to detect real-time events and issue alerts, and is already deployed across a range of industrial and public sites.
A key competitive advantage of OneMoreEYE is that it can be applied without replacing cameras already installed on site. This allows companies to build an industrial safety AI CCTV system at a reasonable cost without large-scale equipment replacement, while enabling efficient monitoring through site-specific configuration.
The solution also detects a wide range of events in real time, including fire and smoke, crowd counting, falls, intrusion into hazardous zones (people and vehicles), loitering, failure to wear safety helmets, two-person work rule compliance, heavy equipment approach warnings, unfastened safety hooks, SOS hand signals, flooding, illegal parking, illegal dumping, ladder safety, potholes, smoking, and leaning over railings.
OneMoreSecurity holds NEP New Excellent Product certification, is registered as an Excellent Procurement Product and Innovative Procurement Product, and has received Excellent Information Security Product certification from the Ministry of Science and ICT — with all of its technology developed 100% in-house. The company has also earned the top TI-2 grade for two consecutive years in technology credit evaluations for investment in the video analytics field from multiple credit rating agencies.
At KISS 2026, OneMoreSecurity plans to propose smart safety solutions built on existing camera infrastructure to safety and health managers on site. The company will focus on showcasing a model that implements an AI-based safety management system by utilizing CCTV already in operation at industrial sites, lowering cost burdens in the process.
OneMoreSecurity has supplied its solutions to public institutions including Seoul Metropolitan Government and several of its district offices, as well as Paju, Anyang, Suwon, and Sejong city governments, and to industrial sites operated by Doosan Enerbility, Hyundai Engineering & Construction, Samsung E&A, POSCO E&C, and Coupang. Overseas, the company is expanding its technology through projects with Baybay City Hall in the Philippines and in Saudi Arabia.
CEO Kim, Min Sik said, "Through KISS 2026, we want to introduce OneMoreEYE's situation-aware AI surveillance technology to more industrial and public safety professionals," adding, "We will actively pursue local partnerships to expand into Southeast Asia, Japan, the Americas, and the Middle East, and grow into a global safety guardian."
Meanwhile, the Korea International Safety & Health Show (KISS 2026) will be held from July 6 to 9 across 22,580 square meters in Halls 7 and 8 of KINTEX's second exhibition center in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. Hosted by the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency (KOSHA) and co-organized by the Korea Safety Equipment Industry Association and Kyungyon Exhibition, with support from the Ministry of Employment and Labor, this year's event marks the first time the show has been renamed from the 'Smart Safety and Health Show' to the 'AI Safety and Health Show,' placing AI at the center of the industrial safety and health agenda. Accordingly, 'Smart Safety (IoT, VR/AR, AI)' serves as this year's core exhibition category, alongside industrial safety and protective equipment, occupational health, chemical safety, fire and disaster prevention, explosion-proof equipment, workwear, and public safety management, covering the full range of safety and health products and solutions.
AVING News, Min Choi (zap@aving.net)
2026-07-01
OneMoreSecurity Unveils AI CCTV Solution 'OneMoreEYE' at KISS 2026... "Industrial Safety Built on Existing Cameras"
OneMoreSecurity Inc. (CEO Kim, Min Sik) announced it will participate in the Korea International Safety & Health Show (KISS 2026), a four-day AI safety and health exhibition running from Monday, July 6 to Thursday, July 9, at Hall 2 of KINTEX in Goyang, South Korea.
OneMoreSecurity is a technology-driven startup that provides smart city safety and security services built on artificial intelligence and information security technologies. The company specializes in intelligent video analytics and FIDO-based authentication services, aiming to build a smart city security ecosystem that protects citizens by combining AI with information security technology.
The company's flagship exhibit is 'OneMoreEYE Selective Surveillance,' an AI CCTV solution designed for smart industrial safety monitoring. The solution uses a CNN-VLM hybrid, situation-aware generative AI surveillance system to detect real-time events and issue alerts, and is already deployed across a range of industrial and public sites.
A key competitive advantage of OneMoreEYE is that it can be applied without replacing cameras already installed on site. This allows companies to build an industrial safety AI CCTV system at a reasonable cost without large-scale equipment replacement, while enabling efficient monitoring through site-specific configuration.
The solution also detects a wide range of events in real time, including fire and smoke, crowd counting, falls, intrusion into hazardous zones (people and vehicles), loitering, failure to wear safety helmets, two-person work rule compliance, heavy equipment approach warnings, unfastened safety hooks, SOS hand signals, flooding, illegal parking, illegal dumping, ladder safety, potholes, smoking, and leaning over railings.
OneMoreSecurity holds NEP New Excellent Product certification, is registered as an Excellent Procurement Product and Innovative Procurement Product, and has received Excellent Information Security Product certification from the Ministry of Science and ICT — with all of its technology developed 100% in-house. The company has also earned the top TI-2 grade for two consecutive years in technology credit evaluations for investment in the video analytics field from multiple credit rating agencies.
At KISS 2026, OneMoreSecurity plans to propose smart safety solutions built on existing camera infrastructure to safety and health managers on site. The company will focus on showcasing a model that implements an AI-based safety management system by utilizing CCTV already in operation at industrial sites, lowering cost burdens in the process.
OneMoreSecurity has supplied its solutions to public institutions including Seoul Metropolitan Government and several of its district offices, as well as Paju, Anyang, Suwon, and Sejong city governments, and to industrial sites operated by Doosan Enerbility, Hyundai Engineering & Construction, Samsung E&A, POSCO E&C, and Coupang. Overseas, the company is expanding its technology through projects with Baybay City Hall in the Philippines and in Saudi Arabia.
CEO Kim, Min Sik said, "Through KISS 2026, we want to introduce OneMoreEYE's situation-aware AI surveillance technology to more industrial and public safety professionals," adding, "We will actively pursue local partnerships to expand into Southeast Asia, Japan, the Americas, and the Middle East, and grow into a global safety guardian."
Meanwhile, the Korea International Safety & Health Show (KISS 2026) will be held from July 6 to 9 across 22,580 square meters in Halls 7 and 8 of KINTEX's second exhibition center in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. Hosted by the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency (KOSHA) and co-organized by the Korea Safety Equipment Industry Association and Kyungyon Exhibition, with support from the Ministry of Employment and Labor, this year's event marks the first time the show has been renamed from the 'Smart Safety and Health Show' to the 'AI Safety and Health Show,' placing AI at the center of the industrial safety and health agenda. Accordingly, 'Smart Safety (IoT, VR/AR, AI)' serves as this year's core exhibition category, alongside industrial safety and protective equipment, occupational health, chemical safety, fire and disaster prevention, explosion-proof equipment, workwear, and public safety management, covering the full range of safety and health products and solutions.
AVING News, Min Choi (zap@aving.net)
