• Introducing the "verti-Pit" series that covers the manufacturing stage to the operation of the battlefield
• Product exhibitions will be held at booths of global partners such as Pablo Air and WB Group 

WEFLO, a company specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) diagnostic solutions, will participate in 'DSK (Drone Show Korea) 2026' to be held in BEXCO, Busan from February 25th to 27th.

DSK is Asia's largest drone exhibition that looks at the latest technologies and trends across the high-tech aviation industry such as drones, UAMs, and air mobility. This year's exhibition will be attended by 18 global countries, including Canada, Australia, Ukraine, and the UAE, and a large number of global aviation, defense, and mobility companies will participate to showcase next-generation technologies.

In this exhibition, WEFLO will run an independent booth and unveil a series of AI-based gas inspection solutions called "verti-Pit." It plans to present an integrated diagnostic system that encompasses the entire drone industry, from quality inspection in the manufacturing stage to on-site inspection in tactical and operational environments. At the site, real-time demonstrations of "verti-Pit QC," an automatic quality inspection solution optimized for manufacturing lines, and "verti-Pit X," which performs automatic inspections before and after flight in tactical and field environments, will be held.

"verti-Pit QC" is an automatic quality inspection solution optimized for the drone mass production system and can be integrated without changing the existing production process. Through fusion sensor-based contactless inspection and AI learning-based defect detection technology, it accurately diagnoses assembly errors, structural abnormalities, and fine defects. Through this, it is characterized by simultaneously improving production efficiency and quality reliability. Demonstrations based on actual manufacturing line application scenarios will be conducted at the site.

"verti-Pit X" is a solution that enables rapid gas diagnosis in battlefield and field environments, and automatically compares and analyzes conditions before and after flight by combining robotics technology and AI-based diagnostic algorithms. Standardized checks with repeated precision are performed even in extreme environments, which can simultaneously enhance readiness and operational safety before performing tasks.

WEFLO displays its products not only at its own booths but also at its global partner booths and introduces an extended lineup. The booth of Pablo Air, a cluster AI and defense platform company, will showcase the mobile inspection station "verti-Pit mini," which won the CES Innovation Award. The product is a compact solution designed to quickly diagnose the condition of drone aircraft, such as Pablo Air's inspection-only drone F40u. The WB Group booth, a Polish defense and unmanned system company, displays the "verti-Pit X mini." This is a portable version of the Verti-Pit X, which is designed in the form of a movable modular inspection pad, increasing its usability in tactical operation environments.

Meanwhile, COO (Director of Operations) Jeongwan Koh of WEFLO will participate as a speaker at the conference held on the first day of the exhibition and make a presentation on the theme of 'Global Drone Industry and Physical AI Trends'. The presentation will introduce new values created by physical AI in the field of manufacturing, operation, and maintenance (MRO) along with the technological evolution direction of the global drone industry.

"As the drone industry enters the mass production and commercialization stage, manufacturing quality control and securing operational safety are emerging as key competitiveness," said Yeejung Kim, CEO of WEFLO. "We will increase the reliability and standards of the drone industry through AI-based diagnostic technology and expand strategic cooperation in the global aviation mobility market."