CyberLogitec Secures TOS Contract for Incheon's Premier Fully Automated Terminal
In a landmark agreement, CyberLogitec, a subsidiary of Eusu Holdings and a global leader in maritime and logistics IT solutions, has secured a contract with the Incheon Global Container Terminal (IGCT) for the provision of its Terminal Operating System (TOS). This contract is pivotal as it supports the establishment of the first fully automated container terminal at Incheon’s new port, with commercial operations projected to commence in 2028.
The project, known as Phase 1-2 of the new Incheon port, will feature the inaugural fully automated container terminal in South Korea. The ambitious initiative aims to integrate advanced automated technologies into port operations, enhancing overall efficiency and productivity. CyberLogitec plans to implement its OPUS Terminal software, which will serve as a digital platform that unifies all terminal workflows, from dock operations to gate management.
What sets this terminal apart is its hybrid configuration designed to optimize operational processes. Utilizing cutting-edge automated equipment, such as dual-trolley quay cranes (DTQC), automated rail-mounted gantry cranes (ARMGC), and automated guided vehicles (AGV), the terminal will automate the full range of operational tasks. This automation will not only streamline terminal operations but also provide a more stable and efficient running environment, leveraging real-time operational data for better decision-making.
With the TOS system leveraging OPUS Terminal, CyberLogitec will manage various essential operations including berthing, vessel handling, container yard management, and gate access, all within a singular, unified operational platform. This system will ensure seamless integration with automated equipment control systems, enabling practical and efficient planning and execution in the field.
The IGCT, which is a consortium formed by key logistics and maritime operators including Hanjin Logistics, Sun Kwang, E1, KMTC, and HMM—backed by Incheon Port Authority (IPA)—is poised to drive the success of this innovative terminal.
This awarding of the contract underscores CyberLogitec's recognized expertise at both the national and international levels in developing automated container terminals, as well as its proficiency in integrating such technologies. The company is well-equipped to lead the successful deployment and stable operation of this new terminal, drawing from the profound technical know-how and operational experience gained from previous terminal automation projects.
CyberLogitec has been making significant strides globally, providing the OPUS Terminal solution to large international ports. Recent projects include the semi-automated terminal extension at TTI in Algeciras, Spain, and the Shuwaikh Port project in Kuwait. Looking ahead, CyberLogitec is intent on strengthening its foothold in both domestic and international smart port markets, capitalizing on its extensive experience with automated terminal deployments.
CyberLogitec stands out as a premier provider of terminal operating systems and logistics IT solutions globally. Its flagship solution, OPUS Terminal, supports container terminal operations worldwide, while its technologies in digital twins and intelligent terminals facilitate improved operational efficiency, visibility, and terminal performance.
The project, known as Phase 1-2 of the new Incheon port, will feature the inaugural fully automated container terminal in South Korea. The ambitious initiative aims to integrate advanced automated technologies into port operations, enhancing overall efficiency and productivity. CyberLogitec plans to implement its OPUS Terminal software, which will serve as a digital platform that unifies all terminal workflows, from dock operations to gate management.
What sets this terminal apart is its hybrid configuration designed to optimize operational processes. Utilizing cutting-edge automated equipment, such as dual-trolley quay cranes (DTQC), automated rail-mounted gantry cranes (ARMGC), and automated guided vehicles (AGV), the terminal will automate the full range of operational tasks. This automation will not only streamline terminal operations but also provide a more stable and efficient running environment, leveraging real-time operational data for better decision-making.
With the TOS system leveraging OPUS Terminal, CyberLogitec will manage various essential operations including berthing, vessel handling, container yard management, and gate access, all within a singular, unified operational platform. This system will ensure seamless integration with automated equipment control systems, enabling practical and efficient planning and execution in the field.
The IGCT, which is a consortium formed by key logistics and maritime operators including Hanjin Logistics, Sun Kwang, E1, KMTC, and HMM—backed by Incheon Port Authority (IPA)—is poised to drive the success of this innovative terminal.
This awarding of the contract underscores CyberLogitec's recognized expertise at both the national and international levels in developing automated container terminals, as well as its proficiency in integrating such technologies. The company is well-equipped to lead the successful deployment and stable operation of this new terminal, drawing from the profound technical know-how and operational experience gained from previous terminal automation projects.
CyberLogitec has been making significant strides globally, providing the OPUS Terminal solution to large international ports. Recent projects include the semi-automated terminal extension at TTI in Algeciras, Spain, and the Shuwaikh Port project in Kuwait. Looking ahead, CyberLogitec is intent on strengthening its foothold in both domestic and international smart port markets, capitalizing on its extensive experience with automated terminal deployments.
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CyberLogitec stands out as a premier provider of terminal operating systems and logistics IT solutions globally. Its flagship solution, OPUS Terminal, supports container terminal operations worldwide, while its technologies in digital twins and intelligent terminals facilitate improved operational efficiency, visibility, and terminal performance.
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