
First institutional investment - a pre-seed round from global early-stage investor Antler Korea (July 2026).
We connect vision AI, modular hardware and inspection workflows, starting in textiles and expanding toward data-based automation across production sites.
Who We Are
AutoLabs connects vision AI, modular hardware and inspection workflows. AutoVision hardware and AutoBrics software form inspection tools spanning detection, operator review and per-roll reporting.
The working prototype currently demonstrates detection, operator review and per-roll reports on plain, single-color nonwovens. We validate scope for each material and site condition.
Our current focus is Korea, Vietnam and Indonesia. Material validation and on-site experience guide reuse of inspection settings and software and connections between records and follow-up work.
Meet the Team
Hardware design, AI development, product refinement and work on the factory floor share one goal: solving inspection problems. AI researchers and engineers, platform full-stack and backend developers also contribute to the product.

Chief Executive Officer

Chief Operating Officer

Chief Technology Officer
Our Journey
AutoLabs' journey from founding to research, collaboration and investment.
Foundation & technical validation
MAR
Selected for the pre-startup commercialization support program of the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and KISED.
MAY
The official start of our industrial vision AI business.
JUN
Securing intellectual property on our core inspection algorithms.
NOV
Laying the groundwork for research and talent partnerships.
Expanding research and partnerships
JAN
A partnership secured for on-site validation in Vietnam.
MAR
Recognized as the highest-performing company in the program.
APR
Securing IP on the core technology that clusters and classifies defect types automatically.
MAY
Established an R&D base for vision AI and automated inspection technologies.
JUN
Joining Google's startup support program.
JUL
Raised pre-seed funding from global early-stage investor Antler Korea.
JUL
Recognized as an NVIDIA Inception partner for edge AI development.
JUL
Establishing a foundation for collaboration with Microsoft for Startups and other global partners.
AUG
Obtained venture enterprise certification following the establishment of a corporate R&D institute.
SEP
Selected for the Tech Incubator Program for Startup (TIPS) of Korea’s Ministry of SMEs and Startups (MSS), a private investment-led technology startup support program.
Our Roadmap
Our development direction starts with the scope demonstrated today, followed by plans for material-specific validation and repeatable implementation on site.
01
The working prototype has demonstrated defect detection, operator review and per-roll reports on plain, single-color nonwovens.
Focus · Inspection workflow for plain nonwoven material
02
We plan to define validation steps for different materials and line conditions, then establish the inspection scope that each can support.
Focus · Validation by material and line conditions
03
Building on validation results and on-site experience, we plan to reuse configurations and software and connect inspection records with follow-up work.
Focus · Reusable configurations and software
Backed by
We develop products and technology with Antler investment and global startup program support.

First institutional investment - a pre-seed round from global early-stage investor Antler Korea (July 2026).

Participation in NVIDIA Inception, with technical support for AI development.

Microsoft for Startups (Majung program) - cloud infrastructure support.

Selected for the Google for Startups program.

Selected for the Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ Tech Incubator Program for Startup (TIPS), a private investment-led technology startup support program.
Tell us your material, line layout, current inspection and required records. We'll review the scope and validation plan based on site conditions.