CyberLogitec to Supply TOS for Incheon's First Fully Automated Terminal
CyberLogitec has signed a contract with Incheon Global to provide its OPUS Terminal system for Incheon New Port's first fully automated terminal, Phase 1-2.
CyberLogitec, a subsidiary of Eusu Holdings and a global specialist in maritime, port, and logistics IT, announced it has secured a contract with Incheon Global. The agreement mandates the supply of CyberLogitec's OPUS Terminal system for the development of Incheon New Port's Phase 1-2 project, which will feature South Korea's first fully automated terminal.
The project aims to enhance operational efficiency and capacity within the port through the implementation of full automation. OPUS Terminal is a Terminal Operating System (TOS) designed by CyberLogitec to optimize port operations and increase productivity. This contract reinforces CyberLogitec's position in the maritime IT sector.
Incheon Port is a significant hub for cargo traffic in Northeast Asia. The establishment of a fully automated terminal marks a key step in modernizing the port and boosting its competitiveness in the global market. The system is expected to be operational as the new port's expansion progresses.