A scene from the 2025 Global Demo Day & Pan-Pan Day. IR presentations took place in the multi-purpose hall on the 2nd floor of Startup Campus.
The 2025 Global Accelerating Program, ‘Global Demo Day & Pan-Pan Day,’ held to revitalize Pangyo Techno Valley’s global startup ecosystem, took place at Startup Campus on November 13.
Gyeonggi Provincial Government and the Gyeonggido Business & Science Accelerator (GBSA) hosted this event, and Y&ARCHER carried it out. Twelve companies that participated in this year’s global acceleration program introduced their technologies and business models through domestic and international IR sessions, and 20 domestic and 10 overseas investment firms served as evaluators, further intensifying the on-site atmosphere.
The event proceeded simultaneously in two spaces. Domestic IR presentations took place in the multi-purpose hall on the 2nd floor of Startup Campus, and companies continued in-depth conversations with investors through a 10-minute presentation followed by a 5-minute Q&A format. Presentations with overseas investors via video link were held at The LINK, the adjacent space on the 2nd floor. They structured it in a hybrid format combining on-site and online components, characterized by expanding the scope of global startup exchanges and establishing a structure that allows immediate follow-up on actual investment discussions.
The companies participating in this year’s program garnered attention by showcasing unique technologies and problem-solving capabilities in their respective industries. In the agricultural sector, DEEPVELO (CEO Sunguk Hong) introduced an Agricultural Water Treatment Device for Enhancing Farm Productivity, a sustainable, eco-friendly device that increases agricultural productivity. NexpotSolution (CEO Junpyo Park), in the security/authentication sector, presented a Layer-Based QR Code Authentication Solution for Genuine Products, which fundamentally blocks replication and tampering. In the healthcare sector, PITEN (CEO Mi Seong Park) announced Natural P10 material for itch relief based on skin immune regulation, a natural bio-material-based raw material for reducing itchiness, and Cure-in Inc. (CEO Samuel Byeongjun Park) disclosed an Automated MR Image-Guided Breast Biopsy Robot System that can perform breast biopsies faster and more accurately.
Presentations to overseas investors via video link were held in ‘The LINK.’
Solutions reinforcing business connections with overseas customers also attracted attention. Refundy (CEO Enoch Oh) introduced an Automated tax refund solution for overseas purchasing businesses, proposing ways to reduce practical burdens and increase transaction efficiency. PolyGom (CEO Ju Hong Yoon) showcased a High-quality photo and 3D content creation solution that automatically produces high-quality pictorial, video, and 3D content, and SOFT LANDERS (CEO Manju Han) reinterpreted long-term stay resident relocation services on a digital platform through the Transaction and Payment Platform for Relocation Services.
Various technologies were presented in the entertainment and lifestyle sectors. Mirrorroid Inc. (CEO Jejung Yu) introduced its AI/AR-Powered Beauty Service, explaining its approach to providing user-customized styling experiences. Voice Caddie X (CEO Ryan Shim) showcased Voice-Based AI Caddy and Overseas Golf Travel Mobility Service, sharing a strategy to innovate the user’s travel experience. Taiga Global (CEO John Wonseok Lee) presented Mosslab, a Moss-based indoor lifestyle innovation device that adds eco-friendliness and emotional stability.
Notable presentations also followed in the robotics and mobility technology sectors. Hop Inc. (CEO Enoch Oh) introduced an Autonomous Navigation and Control System for Indoor Drones and Robots that autonomously navigates indoor environments without GPS signals, highlighting its potential for logistics and industrial automation. A.PLA of NALBI Company (CEO Youngsu Lee) presented an AI-powered 3D motion generation solution, a realistic content creation technology that can be utilized across various industries through 3D motion-generative AI.
Sunguk Hong, CEO of DEEPVELO.
Meanwhile, the 12 companies participating in this event are taking part in the Global Accelerating (AC) program, organized by the Techno Valley Innovation Center of the Gyeonggido Business & Science Accelerator and operated by Y&ARCHER.
This program identifies promising startups aiming to enter the global market. It provides comprehensive support for tangible growth, from office space to overseas market-entry consulting, IR pitching training, and support for participation in global demo days.
Through this program, operated at the Pangyo Startup Campus, participating companies are accelerating the development of overseas expansion strategies and the strengthening of their investment-attracting capabilities. In particular, they are receiving recognition for laying the foundation for global expansion through customized training and connections to expert networks for local market entry.
