HL D&I Halla 举办第七届技术大赛及内部 AI 竞赛颁奖，属企业宣传性质、无任何订单或财务增量

HL D&I Halla Wraps Up Technology Contest and In-House AI Competition - Seoul Economic Daily
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Hong Seok-hwa (center), senior president of HL D&I Halla, poses for a photo with winners of the 2026 Technology Contest after the awards ceremony. Photo courtesy of HL D&I Halla
HL D&I Halla (014790.KS) is moving quickly to embed artificial intelligence, robotics and other emerging technologies across construction sites and internal systems as it builds out a smart construction ecosystem.
The builder said on the 15th that it had wrapped up its 7th Technology Contest at the HL Human Resources Development Institute in the Giheung district of Yongin, Gyeonggi Province.
Now in its seventh year, the contest is designed to prepare for a rapidly shifting construction industry shaped by carbon neutrality, AI and robotics, and to build a shared technology ecosystem with leading partner companies. Hong Seok-hwa, senior president of HL D&I Halla, attended the event along with an employee judging panel and officials from partner firms to share technology.
A total of 69 partner companies submitted 85 technology proposals to the contest. Six finalists advanced after two rounds of review by working-level staff, and winners were selected based on technical improvement effects, completeness, originality and ESG assessment. The top prize went to a 3D defect inspection and AI move-in layout solution developed by Parallel Space. Two entries shared the excellence award: an AI loopless parking control system from Iparking and an automatic release-type PHC pile lifting system from Taekhan. Encouragement awards went to a dual water-flow detection alarm valve from Jungwon Engineering, a lift AI safety system from GL E&C and a vibration-free rock crushing excavation method and device from Yoohyun Construction.
The company also announced the winners of an in-house AI competition held to apply AI to actual work and improve efficiency. The competition ran for 17 weeks from May and drew 47 groups formed within the company, with entries spanning construction functions such as automated design drawing review and on-site work management as well as management support areas including accounting, finance and human resources.
Seven winning entries were selected after review of practical applicability, improvement effects, the level of AI technology and innovation. The grand prize went to HL-CMP, an automated drawing inspection report generation system that scored highly for laying out a blueprint for a construction data operating platform and turning inspection modules into a form that can accumulate data.
HL D&I Halla is also concentrating on upgrading smart technologies tied directly to residents' daily lives. Through Touch HL, its own AI-based smart home platform, the company links living spaces with mobility and community services, and it continues to roll out residential solutions residents can feel, such as an AI low-noise range hood that detects indoor air quality in real time and operates accordingly.
"We will continue to identify strong technologies through communication and collaboration with partner firms and other players, raising productivity at construction sites while developing differentiated housing products to strengthen the brand competitiveness of EFETE," an HL D&I Halla official said. "Along with developing AI-based housing technology, we will expand the use of AI across the company's operations to raise work productivity and accelerate digital-based innovation in how we work."
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Original reporting by
Kim Kyung-mi
for Seoul Economic Daily.
AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.
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