Hyundai elevator sells over 25,000 units of its maintenance service 'Miri' = South Korea

Hyundai Elevator (017800) announced on the 23rd that its elevator maintenance and management service ``MIRI'', which was released in June last year, has sold over 25,000 units in the eight months since its release.
revealed. A company official said, ``Miri, which was initially introduced in large-scale sites such as hotels and resorts, administrative towns, and luxury condominiums, has been used in studio properties, small buildings, and multi-family residences.
"There is a tendency for it to be rapidly introduced in homes and other places." "Miri" applies the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), cloud and big data, and robot interlocking technology.
It is characterized by reducing service stoppage time due to failures through component life measurement, failure detection and classification, and pre-failure detection and warning services. Smartphone app and online portal site
The system has been praised for increasing the efficiency of maintenance and management by informing managers of the current status of elevators in real time.
This service, which is operated based on "Miri API", uses a variety of systems.
Linked with. Milliview and Si are based on intelligent video and audio analysis technology, and are designed to notify managers and customer centers in the event of emergencies or abnormal situations in elevators, allowing them to respond quickly.
These include ``MiriCall,'' which enables remote calling through artificial intelligence secretarial systems such as RI and Bixby, as well as linkages with building management systems (BMS) and delivery robots.
Hyundai Elevator plans to increase the number of sites that have installed Miri to more than 100,000 by 2028 through additional contracts for more than 20,000 units per year. In the second half of this year, overseas markets
The company plans to launch services locally and expand into global business.