Kyungwoo Systech presented an intelligent and safe transportation platform, namely an eco-friendly electric tuk-tuk that needs no recharging. Instead, a network of interchangeable battery stations accessible by mobile app allows the driver to replace a nearly dead battery with a fully charged one with zero waste of time.

Health care was strongly featured in the exhibition. Software companies displayed their cloud-based deep learning apps featuring artificial intelligence (AI) as the latest breakthroughs in diagnostic precision innovation. For example, AVUNO, a company with a platform for medical data analysis and deep algorithms, can solve complex problems in healthcare. Also featured were tools to support quantitative decisions in bone aging, fundus AI, brain parcellation, AI-based chest X-rays and mobile apps for pap smears.

Korea's two tech giants LG Electronics and Samsung Electronics were also there showcasing their latest innovations for smart home and office solutions, including a robotic arm that can help prepare a meal or a cup of coffee. KT displayed its latest technologies using the cutting-edge 5G for smart factories, quality control of product lines, virtual reality and self-driving cars. A KT vehicle ran on the 5G network, patrolling the exhibition venue of BEXCO.

President Moon Jae-in said, "We will work with ASEAN to find ways to penetrate the global market for the culture business and develop a cooperative platform of cultural exchange, through which all of us can raise mutual understanding and friendship for future generations."