ubergizmo was invited as media partner for him Future Innovation Tech Expo 2025 (FIX 2025)retained since Tuesday, October 21 to Saturday, October 25 in Daegu, South Korea — a city recognized as one of the best in the country robotics and biotechnology hubs. As part of this partnership, Ubergizmo participated in the judging of the FIX Media Awards 2025a program other than the official one FIX Innovation Awards 2025 which we also covered during the event.
Eliane Fiolet, co-founder of Ubergizmo, with the top 3 winners: Wearcom, LCHP Tech and Wearcom
I was assigned 16 companies to evaluate and meet during the show, from which I selected my three best. Each participating media outlet conducted a similar evaluation within its own group of companies and, in total, five other global media partners He also selected his three best options based on their assigned exhibitors. The decision was a challenge, as I was really impressed by the sophistication of technologies and the innovation level presented in various fields. AI, robotics, mobility and biotechnology emerged as dominant themes throughout the exhibition.
My key selection criteria were Innovation and Technological Singularity, Positive impact on the worldand Industry potential.
FIX Global Media Awards 2025, all the winners and judges on stage
Among the companies I evaluated, three stood out for their exceptional creativity, vision and potential to shape the future of their respective industries: Aetech, WEARCOM INC and LCHP Tech. Corp.
Aetec
Description of Aetech technology
Aetech earned its place in the top three for its holistic and highly practical approach to waste management automation. The company’s solution set: the AI-powered waste sorting robot Atronthe highly efficient automated recycling platform Airo-MRFand the compact multitron system: Demonstrates a clear vision for scalable real-world implementation. Aetech excels at applying advanced computer vision and artificial intelligence models to handle complex waste streams that traditionally require labor, improving both accuracy and throughput. Its modular systems can be easily integrated into municipal and private facilities, including multi-use buildings, addressing one of the biggest barriers to adoption: space and cost limitations. By combining sustainability goals with operational efficiency, Aetech bridges the gap between environmental responsibility and industrial practicality, making its innovation not only technically impressive but also globally relevant in the circular economy movement.
WEARCOM INC
WEARCOM impressed me with its innovation dry nanocellulose manufacturing technologyoffering clean, fast and highly productive powder production while eliminating the need for water or solvents. This completely dry process, rare in the nanocellulose field, reduces energy use, simplifies manufacturing and opens the door to the production of scalable and environmentally friendly materials. Although still in the prototype stage, WEARCOM’s first targeted applications include replacing medical patches and flexible packaging materials, both of which currently rely on plastic. Standard nanocellulose is already recognized for its high mechanical strength and excellent gas barrier properties, making it a promising sustainable substitute for plastics in food packaging.. I selected this company because The packaging industry is urgent looking for sustainable alternatives to plastics —a multi-billion dollar global opportunity. WEARCOM patented technology positions it at the forefront of the bio-based materials movement, combining environmental responsibility with industrial viability and establishing a solid foundation for future large-scale impact.
LCHP technology. Corp.
LCHP caught my attention by developing a Low-cost, high-definition LiDAR system that uses The same optical technology found in an atomic force microscope. to achieve high resolution at a fraction of the typical cost of current LiDAR. This approach is Unique in the LiDAR industry – none of the major players currently use optical methods based on atomic microscopes, giving LCHP a clear technological advantage. Although still in the prototype stage, this innovation addresses one of the most persistent challenges in autonomous driving and robotics: reducing sensor costs without compromising accuracy. By adapting advanced microscopy principles to LiDAR design, LCHP could make high-quality 3D sensing practical for a broader range of applications, from industrial robots to smaller agricultural or utility vehicles. with a patent pending In this distinctive technology, LCHP stands out as a deep technology pioneer poised to revolutionize a field long dominated by incremental improvements rather than fundamental advances.
Honorable Mention
IMsystem Pathfinder-Navi-ST prototype, Piaspace MACS and Quester hand tracking glove
Some other companies came very close to being in the top three. Quester Inc. stood out with his hand tracking glovea preciseresponsive interface solution for virtual reality, robotics and motion control systemsallowing natural, Intuitive man-machine interaction. Piaspace Co., Ltd. presented MACS (Multimodal AI Solution for Cameras)an advanced CCTV analysis system that processes simultaneously video and text data wearing Multimodal AI interpret complex situations and contextual meanings beyond the reach of conventional visual systems. It can be easily integrated into existing CCTV networks through a AI Server (SaaS or local)transforming standard surveillance infrastructure into Next-generation AI-powered multimodal platforms capable of detecting anomalies accurately and in real time. IMsystem Co., Ltd. exhibited Pathfinder-Navi-STto micro medical robot for precision endovascular interventionand VasculiXto biomimetic 3D vascular simulation model that allows advanced research and testing. Each of these companies demonstrated remarkable innovation and vision, further highlighting the exceptional diversity and creativity seen in FIX 2025.
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