SKAI Intelligence Raises Additional Funding at a KRW 100 Billion Valuation

[ZDNET Korea]

SKAI Intelligence Secures Additional Investment on Strength of Digital Twin and Industrial Synthetic Data Technologies for Physical AI

SKAI Intelligence has secured additional investment in recognition of its technological capabilities in digital twins and industrial synthetic data infrastructure for Physical AI.

The company announced on July 13 that it had raised additional funding from the Oracle–Vector Regional Innovation Venture Fund, managed by WIEUP Technology Investment (Co-GP: Oracle Venture Investment), at a valuation of approximately KRW 100 billion.

According to SKAI Intelligence, the follow-on investment after its Series A round reflects the company's competitiveness in building a data infrastructure capable of mass-producing Physical AI training data that can be immediately deployed in industrial environments. As the adoption of Physical AI accelerates across the manufacturing sector, the company's digital twin platform, synthetic data infrastructure, and global commercialization capabilities were recognized as key strengths.

SKAI Intelligence provides digital twin and industrial synthetic data infrastructure built on the NVIDIA Omniverse platform, enabling highly accurate replication of real-world manufacturing and industrial environments. The company has recently launched a joint research initiative with the Seoul National University AI Institute (AIIS) on robot vision and grasping technologies, and established a strategic collaboration framework with global industrial robotics leader ABB Robotics.

Jaecheol Lee, CEO of SKAI Intelligence, said, "This additional investment represents more than capital raising—it is a formal recognition by the capital market of our technological capabilities and growth potential. We will continue to grow into a global leader in data infrastructure driving the transition to Physical AI across the manufacturing industry."