Oreo (CEO Jeong Jae-heon), which provides the representative unmanned store solution brand ‘Zero Eyes’, won the ‘2024 Korea Innovation Award’ held at the Press Center in Jung-gu, Seoul on the 25th.
The ‘2024 Korea Innovation Awards’, presented by Money Today, is awarded to companies that have achieved excellent performance in consideration of innovative R&D, technology certification, capabilities, and performance in entering the global market. This long-standing award is interpreted as innovative technology and services having a positive impact on improving industrial competitiveness and national economic development.
Demonstrating the unmanned store solution ‘Zero Eyes’ at the expo./Photo provided by Longorae
Oreuri, which provides Zero Eyes, an unmanned store solution that links kiosks, mobile apps, and IoT, to over 500 study cafes, shared offices, table tennis courts, and pilates across the country in ticket reservation-based industries, also distributed study cafe kiosks to Melbourne, Australia last year. It was successful and established itself as a leading company in the digital transformation (DT, Digital Formation) of small business owners.
The biggest feature of Zero Eyes is that it is a so-called non-face-to-face digital infrastructure that allows managers to easily operate and manage stores by monitoring store conditions 24 hours a day, unmanned, without having to reside in the store. By linking store operation functions, which were previously only performed through kiosks, with mobile apps, users of stores such as study cafes can conveniently use everything from payment, such as ticket purchase, extension, and reservation, to check-in and check-out through the kiosk or mobile app. With its intuitive design and features, anyone can follow the instructions and complete everything from purchasing a ticket to entering the room within one minute.
Last year, the ‘Smart Unmanned Table Tennis Court’, which applied an unmanned operation solution exclusively for table tennis, was introduced for the first time in Korea, and at the Startup Expo held at COEX in March, an IoT blind linkage function to prevent unauthorized use by users and a digital score that can record game scores were introduced. The board demonstration attracted the attention of many prospective entrepreneurs.
Smart unmanned table tennis court/Photo provided by Long
The unmanned table tennis court solution developed by Ooruri allows users to make advance reservations and payments through the Zero Eyes app without visiting the store, and can choose various usage times such as 15 minutes, 30 minutes, and 1 hour. In addition to the access control system that allows only customers who have purchased a pass or made a reservation to enter the table tennis court, the use management system that raises the screen as soon as use begins and automatically lowers the screen when it ends allows unmanned play 24 hours a day without a manager staying in the store. This maximizes store efficiency by allowing the table tennis court to operate.
In addition, Ooruri, which is growing rapidly by expanding its solution application areas to various stores such as shared offices, Pilates, music practice rooms, and tanning salons, goes beyond providing simple solutions and also provides various services to support store operations and sales increase.
CEO Jeong Jae-heon Oreo said, “Zero Eyes’ mission is to provide the necessary services reliably, regardless of country or industry, to small business owners who want to operate unmanned 24 hours a day,” adding, “In the digital transformation that is taking place not only in Korea but also around the world, ‘K- “We will focus on developing innovative unmanned store operation technology so that ‘Tech’ can play a leading role.”
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