(ANN/KOREA HERALD) – South Korea’s leading collaborative robot manufacturer, Doosan Robotics, which operates under the umbrella of the prominent Doosan Group conglomerate, has announced a significant partnership with the popular fried chicken franchise Kyochon F&B. In an exciting development, Doosan Robotics is set to deploy cutting-edge chicken-frying collaborative robots, marking a remarkable technological advancement in […]
Doosan Robotics, South Korea’s largest collaborative robot manufacturer under the conglomerate Doosan Group, said Monday it will supply chicken-frying collaborative robots to fried chicken franchise Kyochon F&B. Under the deal, Doosan will install its first collaborative robot at Kyochon F&B headquarters in Osan, Gyeonggi Province within this month, with plans to do so at other Kyochon franchise stores .
Doosan Robotics and Kyochon F&B have agreed to introduce chicken frying robots at the country s popular fried chicken franchise locations, the major robotic developer said, Monday.
Mekong River to be harnessed for 728MW Phou Ngoy facility in southern province of Champasak
9 Dec 2020 |
Michael Marray
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has signed a memorandum of understanding with Korea Western Power to partner in developing the 728MW Phou Ngoy hydropower plant on the Mekong River in Laos.
Thai developer Charoen Energy and Water Asia signed the original agreement with the Lao People s Democratic Republic to develop Phou Ngoy, and brought in Korea Western Power as a partner. Korea Western Power is a subsidiary of Korea Electric Power.
In August a tri-party investment agreement was entered into with Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corporation.
Mekong River to be harnessed for 728MW Phou Ngoy facility in southern province of Champasak
9 Dec 2020 |
Michael Marray
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has signed a memorandum of understanding with Korea Western Power to partner in developing the 728MW Phou Ngoy hydropower plant on the Mekong River in Laos.
Thai developer Charoen Energy and Water Asia signed the original agreement with the Lao People s Democratic Republic to develop Phou Ngoy, and brought in Korea Western Power as a partner. Korea Western Power is a subsidiary of Korea Electric Power.
In August a tri-party investment agreement was entered into with Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corporation.