SLZ, a leading developer of digital twin and construction technology (ConTech) solutions, successfully concluded the final presentation for the National Institute of Environmental Research’s (NIER) Water Environment Digital Twin Project on February 4, 2025, at the AREX conference room. The presentation was attended by representatives from SLZ, NIER, collaborative research teams, and advisory committee members, who gathered to review the outcomes of the project and technological advancements.
SLZ’s digital twin technology enables intuitive visualization, real-time monitoring, and predictive analysis of water environments, offering an innovative approach to water resource management. The project findings are expected to play a critical role in enhancing environmental conservation and management efficiency by providing real-time data analysis and predictive solutions for river ecosystem changes.
Jaeheon Jung, CEO of SLZ, stated that "SLZ is committed to revolutionizing river ecosystem management through digital twin technology. We believe the results of this project will contribute to solving the challenges currently faced in water management systems. Moving forward, we will continue advancing our technology and strengthening collaborations to lead the development of sustainable digital twin solutions for water resource management in Korea."
Through this collaboration with NIER, SLZ’s cutting-edge digital twin technology is expected to be integrated into future environmental management systems, paving the way for commercialization and wider adoption in the industry.
SLZ, a leading developer of digital twin and construction technology (ConTech) solutions, successfully concluded the final presentation for the National Institute of Environmental Research’s (NIER) Water Environment Digital Twin Project on February 4, 2025, at the AREX conference room. The presentation was attended by representatives from SLZ, NIER, collaborative research teams, and advisory committee members, who gathered to review the outcomes of the project and technological advancements.
SLZ’s digital twin technology enables intuitive visualization, real-time monitoring, and predictive analysis of water environments, offering an innovative approach to water resource management. The project findings are expected to play a critical role in enhancing environmental conservation and management efficiency by providing real-time data analysis and predictive solutions for river ecosystem changes.
Jaeheon Jung, CEO of SLZ, stated that "SLZ is committed to revolutionizing river ecosystem management through digital twin technology. We believe the results of this project will contribute to solving the challenges currently faced in water management systems. Moving forward, we will continue advancing our technology and strengthening collaborations to lead the development of sustainable digital twin solutions for water resource management in Korea."
Through this collaboration with NIER, SLZ’s cutting-edge digital twin technology is expected to be integrated into future environmental management systems, paving the way for commercialization and wider adoption in the industry.