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Table of Contents
Industrial and Manufacturing Operation
Hyundai-Kia Motors
Samsung Electronics
POSCO
Kia Motors Georgia
Korea South-East Power Corporation (KOSEP)
LG Display
Public Safety and Security
G20 Seoul Summit 2010
Nuclear Security Summit Seoul 2012
Critical Infrastructure and Building Management
PSA
Songdo International Business District
D-Cube City
POSCO ICT
Environment and Disaster Management
Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-Water)
Uijeongbu City
Traffic Management
Incheon Bridge
Uiwang City

Industrial and
Manufacturing Operation

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Overview
Operation
Scope
Solution Delivered
Location
 Monitor live cameras paired with flame detecting sensors dispersed throughout
production lines for each plant
 Live videos integrated on the map of related areas enabling intuitive situation monitoring
 Pop up videos and sensors of flame detected areas along with warning alert
 Production Monitoring Rooms in Brazil, US (Georgia & Alabama), Turkey, Czech,
Slovakia, Russia, India (two), and China (three in Beijing & two in Yancheng)
 Central Monitoring Station in Seoul headquarter
 Real-time delivery of over 300 full HD resolution cameras for 14 worldwide plants
 Integrate and real-time delivery of over 300 flame detecting sensor data paired with
cameras
Hyundai Kia Motors
Plant Fire Prevention Monitoring
Hyundai Kia Motors, the world's fifth largest automobile production company, has
deployed INNOWATCH to monitor and prevent fire for its fourteen worldwide plants. The
reason behind INNOWATCH selection was due to its ability to deliver all surveillance
cameras and sensors using the Pixel On Demand technology on limited network
bandwidth. INNOWATCH has provided a system that integrated over 300 surveillance
cameras and sensors from worldwide plants and deliver them on real-time for fire
prevention from local plants and in Seoul headquarter office.
Seoul Headquarter Control Center Slovakia Plant Layout Czech Plant Layout
Benefit
 Detect and prevent mission critical incidents on overseas plants
 Integrate IoT sensor with surveillance camera videos
 Deliver all video and senor data concurrently on limited network bandwidth (20 Mbps)

Overview
Operation
Scope
Solution Delivered
Location
 Integrate over 3,600 surveillance cameras from China, Vietnam, and Korea plants to
headquarter office
 Integrate with plant perimeter infrared sensors
 Integrate with overseas production data
 Real-time monitoring of remote plants in China, Vietnam, and Korea
 Live cameras and infrared sensors integrated and displayed on the map of
corresponding areas enabling intuitive situation monitoring
 Display production data
 Display all cameras using 46“ DLP cube (2x5)
 Headquarter office in Suwon, Korea R5 Control Room
 Production plants in China (Huizhou & Tianjin), Vietnam, and Guri, Korea
Samsung Electronics
Global Control Center
Samsung Electronics, the worldwide leader in mobile phone and semi-conductor
production, was in search of a system to strengthen its surveillance requirements. With
limited network bandwidth, Samsung Electronics was in great need to integrate its
domestic and overseas production facility surveillance cameras along with infrared
sensors on perimeters to its headquarter office in Suwon. INNOWATCH simply answered
to all Samsung Electronics needs.
Satellite Map with Global View Zoom-in View of Vietnam Plant Mixed View of Production Data, Camera,
and Map
Benefit
 Global monitoring solution on mission critical facilities from headquarter office
 Provide an open platform to integrate IoT sensors and videos on map
 Concurrent delivery of sensor data and video (3,600)

POSCO
Production Monitoring Center
Overview
Operation
POSCO, the world’s fourth largest steel producer, was in search of a next-generation
monitoring solution to replace its deteriorating system and handle additional production
lines constructed recently. POSCO selected INNOWATCH to integrate surveillance
cameras from production lines with MES (Manufacturing Execution System) data for
intuitive and efficient operating environment.
 Production Monitoring Center
 Railroad Operation Center
 Remote control room for individual users
 Monitor more than 300 HD I-TV cameras installed over the entire production lines
 PC integration with MES data
 Contents creation and application
 Monitor live cameras from different production lines at central station
 Live videos integrated on the map of corresponding areas enabling intuitive monitoring
 Display all cameras using 46“LCD (2x4), 52“ LCD (2x2, 2x2), in Production Monitoring
Room, on 52” LCD (2x4) in Railroad Operation Room and on the LCD monitor (2x2) in
remote area
 One video source, multi use
Scope
Content
Location
Production Line Overview
Cameras on Blueprint Cameras on Production Line
Benefit
 Increase reporting efficiency and production stability up to 50%
 Integrate MES data with videos to increase monitoring efficiency

Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia
Production Monitoring Center
Overview
Operation
Scope
 Monitor more than 200 cameras installed over the entire production lines
 PC integration with MES data
 Contents Creation and Application
Solution Delivered
 Monitor live cameras from different production lines at central station
 Live videos integrated on the map of corresponding areas enabling intuitive
monitoring
 Display all cameras using 46“LCD (2x4) in Production Monitoring Room
 One video source for multi-use (control center and production line)
Location
 Production Monitoring Room
Monitoring Room WallMonitoring Room
Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia (KMMG) is Kia’s first North America automobile
manufacturing plant, which is also the largest in state history. With a large plant like this,
a multi-purpose monitoring system was required to help run the plant efficiently. Kia
Motors Manufacturing Georgia adopted INNOWATCH to integrate CCTV cameras from
production lines with MES data for intuitive and efficient operating environment.
Benefit
 Increase operation efficiency and more convenience by providing KMMG-customized
operation design
 First time to have consolidated data feeds on single pane-of-glass UI platform.

Overview
Operation
Scope
Solution Delivered
Location
 Integration with over 1,500 surveillance cameras
 Monitor environmental waste disposal data through integration with TMS (Tele
Monitoring System)
 Monitor Disaster Control System and Power Management System
 Monitor live cameras from six sub-power generation plants in Bundang, Yeosu,
Samcheonpo, Yeongdong, Yeongheung, and Shinyeongheung from central station
 24 hour automated alarm system
 3D Map Navigation
 KOSEP Headquarter Central Station
KOSEP
Headquarter Central Station
Korea South-East Power (KOSEP), located in the southeast region, is in charge of generating
10% of the electricity in Korea with an annual revenue of $4 billion. KOSEP was in search of a
solution to maximize bandwidth efficiency that will allow real-time monitoring of its remotely
located six sub-power generation plants from the headquarter office in Jinju. INNOWATCH
has successfully integrated camera videos with maps, alarm system and power generation
data for efficient monitoring of six sub-power generation plants. After three months into
INNOWATCH operation, KOSEP was able to diagnose and prevent 207 counts of incidents
which accounted for $700,000 worth of savings.
View of Central Station 3D View of a Plant Map View of a Plant
Benefit
 Save $7.1 million a year by reducing network bandwidth usage between the center
and the sub-power plants
 Saved $700,000 with only three months into the official operation by detecting and
preventing facility management with INNOWATCH

Overview
Operation
Scope
Solution Delivered
Location
 Monitor system screen in FAB (Fabrication Facility Room) from ROS (Remote Operating
System) room without any latency in order to take action when problem rises on the
production line
 Limited access to facilities due to environmental issues
 Replace fiber optic connection and KVM with no control latency
 Minimize maintenance cost on constant change in assembly line formation requiring new
fiber cable routing
 Installed RDS-TX in FAB to transmit its screen videos through network, and installed
RDS-RX in ROS (Remote Operating System) room to receive system screens and
control them
 Supported Full-HD screen input at 60 fps with latency under 0.002 second
 No latency issue on controlling and viewing remote server even on LAN network
INNOWATCH can be applied to high technology industry where access is limited. LG
display’s dust-sensitive panel production line, requires strict and lengthy procedures to enter
into cleanroom. Once trouble is detected on the assembly line, these procedures would yield
a great loss in production. INNOWATCH RD can reduce mean time to detect and resolve
significantly by allowing the operator to perform real-time diagnosis on the assembly line
server from a remote central station.
LG Display
Integrated Remote Control System
Remote Operation Control RoomConventional Way of Trouble Shooting
 FAB and ROS in LG display, Paju, Korea
 Created unmanned FAB even on LAN network
 Reduced mean time to resolve problem
 Reduced maintenance cost
Benefit

G20 Seoul Summit 2010
Security Operation Center
Overview
The G20 leader summit is where the G20 leaders of about 20 major countries meet to
discuss ways to strengthen the global economy, and to prevent financial crisis with
international cooperation and decision making. In order to securely and safely complete
the G20 Seoul Summit in 2010, special force of the National Security and Safety Service
had launched its operation in the security operation center at COEX Convention Center.
In accordance with all the related organizations cooperation, every single situation had
been monitored via INNOWATCH system installed inside the security operation center
throughout the Summit.
Operation
Scope
 Collect and monitor more than 3,000 surveillance cameras aligned with the VIP
movement in Seoul (Seoul Local Police Stations, COEX conference rooms, Gangnam
District Office, National Museum of Korea, Hotels, etc.)
 PC integration with National Weather Service, Coast Guard Vessels, En-route control
system, Ports, Traffic GPS, etc.
 TV screen display (YTN and CNN news channel)
Solution Delivered
 Monitor live cameras from different organizations at central station
 Live cameras integrated on the map of corresponding areas enabling intuitive
monitoring
 Display all the cameras using 50“ DLP cube (2x4), 40“ TV monitor (3x7, 3x4) and
120” Screen
Location
 Main control room at Security Operation Center (COEX)
 Remote control room at: CP room in COEX; National Security Office Control Room;
National Emergency Management Control Room; and Preparatory Committee
Control Room
Security Operation Center View 2Security Operation Center View 1
 24 hour response with cooperation from 26 related organizations
 No security issue during the event by tracking all the paths of the leaders
Benefit

Nuclear Security Summit Seoul 2012
Security Operation Center
Overview
Operation
In order to securely and safely complete the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul 2012,
where leaders from 53 countries participated, special force of the National Security and
Safety Service had launched its operation in Security Operation Center at COEX. In
accordance with all the related organizations cooperation, every single situation had been
monitored via INNOWATCH system installed inside the security operation center
throughout the Summit.
 Main control room at Security Operation Center (COEX)
 Remote control room at: CP room in COEX; National Security Office Control Room;
National Emergency Management Control Room; and Preparatory Committee Control
Room
 Collect and monitor more than 3,000 surveillance cameras aligned with the VIP
movement in Seoul (Seoul Local Police Stations, COEX conference rooms, Gangnam
District Office, National Museum of Korea, Hotels, etc)
 PC integration with National Weather Service, Coast Guard Vessels, En-route control
system, Ports, Traffic GPS, etc
 TV screen display (YTN, CNN)
 Monitor live cameras from different organizations at central station
 Live cameras integrated on the map of corresponding areas enabling intuitive
monitoring
 Display all the cameras using 50“ DLP cube (2x4), 40“ TV monitor (3x7, 3x4) and 120”
Screen
Scope
Solution Delivered
Location
Floor View with CamerasSecurity Operation Center View
 24 hour response with cooperation from 26 related organizations
 No security issue during the event by tracking all the moving paths of the leaders
Benefit

Critical Infrastructure and
Building Management

PSA
Tender 1: CCTV Monitoring System
Overview
Operation
Scope
 Integrate 6 number recognition cameras (4 PTZ cameras and 2 panoramic cameras)
installed on each of two selected quay cranes
 Two crane operations consolidate into one monitoring solution
Solution Delivered
 Monitor live cameras installed on the two quay cranes simultaneously from single
location
 Live videos integrated on the map of corresponding areas enabling intuitive
monitoring
Location
Port of Singapore Authority (PSA) is the #1 port in the world with projects spanning
across Asia, Europe and America. PSA operates six container terminals in Singapore
and wants to automate the entire port operations so operations can be more efficient.
N3N has won three PSA’s Tender with Tender 1 completed in 2013 and Tender 2 & 3
completed in 2014. N3N has provided INNOWATCH, the CCTV monitoring system in
Tender 1 to integrate cameras to track containers more intuitively in an efficient
operating environment. Now PSA operators can monitor two cranes simultaneously
from single location. With this success, PSA is planning to expand INNOWATCH for
the remaining 174 cranes by 2015.
 Two quay cranes
Crane View with Cameras
 Increase operation efficiency by integrating video and crane control mechanism
 No need to watch surveillance camera on separate client program
Benefit

PSA
Tender 2: Enhancing Wharf Operation System (Wharf)
Overview
In Tender 1, N3N has provided INNOWATCH for intuitive and efficient video
monitoring. Next, in Tender 2 that was completed in 2014, N3N has enhanced the
efficiency of wharf operation system by integrating CCTV videos with existing system.
In addition, the integration of number recognition cameras enables automated
operation to speed up the process for the shipment of containers on and off the
vessels. Only one system for two selected cranes is enhanced in Tender 2. Therefore,
PSA is planning to enhanced all their existing systems to improve their operating
efficiency for the entire port.
Operation
Scope
 Integrate six number recognition cameras installed on two selected quay cranes to
enable automated operation to increase efficiency
 Design UI for wharf operation system
 Live videos integrated on the map of the corresponding areas enabling intuitive
monitoring
 Display all camera videos with PC screens
Solution Delivered
 Monitor live cameras installed on 2 quay cranes at crane cabin room
 PC integration with existing systems, camera feeds, and automated operation
Location
 Crane Cabin Rooms
Undisclosed due to
Confidential
Reasons
Old System New System
 Allow better communication between crane operators and wharf operation
supervisors
 Allow wharf operation to execute commands with wharf operation system directly
from the crane cabin room without walking back-and-forth from cranes
Benefit

PSA
Tender 3: Enhancing Wharf Operation System (Yard)
Overview
The Tender 3 that was completed in 2014 is the combination of Tender 1 and 2 on
yard cranes and the systems for yard cranes. In Tender 3, the methodology used for
the quay cranes to keep track of containers going in and out of the vessels was
applied to the yard cranes, where it is used for better and more efficient management
of the containers go in and out of Singapore. N3N also took part in the interior design
for PSA’s control room.
Operation
Scope
 Monitor live cameras installed on yard cranes at control room
 PC integration with existing systems, camera feeds, MES data and automated
operation
 Contents Creation and Application
Solution Delivered
 Integrate number recognition cameras installed on all yard cranes to enable
automated operation to increase efficiency
 Designed UI and control room for wharf operation system
 Live videos integrated on the map of the corresponding areas enabling intuitive
monitoring
 Display all camera videos with PC screens
Location
 Control Room
 Assist wharf operation supervisors to easily monitor the whole operation from the
control room
 Reduce labor cost on yard crane operators
Benefit
View of PSA Yard

Songdo International Business District
Management Center
Overview
Songdo International Business District is a landmark of buildings that each serve
different purposes. Some buildings are used for residential areas, with 3,000 households,
while others are used for offices and retail stores. In order to monitor the entire district, it
needed an efficient system to help the administrators to maintain control and security of
the areas at all time. INNOWATCH has successfully integrated camera videos with map,
data, and alarm system for administrators to monitor the district more efficiently.
Operation
Scope
 Concurrent monitoring of more than 600 cameras installed over the entire district
 Reduce the number of monitors required to display all 600 cameras (bottom left and
center images)
 Content creation and fire alarm integration
 Integrate surveillance camera videos, map, and data systems
Solution Delivered
 Monitor live cameras concurrently from central station
 Live videos integrated on the floor map of corresponding areas enabling intuitive
monitoring
 Group live viewing of underground and aboveground cameras separately on map
 Display all cameras using 70“LCD (1x3) in Control Room
Location
 District Management Control Room
New Management Control Room Screen A: map view with camerasOld Management Control Room
 Appointed as security landmark by adopting the most advanced command &
control room solution
 Increase district safety by preventing crimes and accidents
Benefit

D-Cube City
Management Center
Overview
D-Cube City a landmark commercial and residential complex in the western part of Seoul
with many buildings each serving different purposes, such as department stores, hotels,
art center, amusement park, office and apartment. In order to monitor all the buildings in
D-Cube City efficiently, INNOWATCH has successfully integrated camera videos with
map, data, and alarm system for administrators to monitor and control the all situations
within D-Cube City easily.
Operation
Scope
Solution Delivered
Location
 Monitor 601 CCTV cameras installed throughout entire D-Cube City complex
 PC integration with CCTV cameras, maps, data, and IBS (Intelligent Building System)
 Custom design creation and fire alarm integration
 Monitor live cameras installed throughout D-Cube City at central station along with 3rd
party system (IBS including, electricity, elevator, heating and air-conditioning)
 Live camera videos overlaid on corresponding areas on the building blueprint
enabling intuitive monitoring
 Display all camera videos using 70“LCD (1x2)
 Display all external data using 46’ LCD (2x8)
 D-Cube City Management Control Room
Management Control Room Operator ScreenMap View with Cameras
 Provide operators a consolidated view of operating IBS with surveillance cameras for
intuitive monitoring
 Reduce labor cost by not having to assign operators for each IBS PC
Benefit

POSCO ICT
Command Center
Overview
Operation
POSCO ICT is a subsidiary of POSCO which manages all the IT infrastructure for all
POSCO production facilities located in Pohang and Kwangyang, Korea as well as
production lines worldwide. INNOWATCH was applied to monitor and control 35 remote
servers from POSCO’s production line, and 24 servers from control centers. With having
both facilities located south of Korea (both over 330km away), INNOWATCH has
successfully delivered Full HD quality server screens to the Command Center at Bundang
(just south of Seoul) without delay.
 Central Command Center
 Monitor and control 35 production line servers and 24 control center servers in Pohang
and Kwangyang facilities from command center
 Capture and display 24 URL’s concurrently in Full HD resolution at 5 frames/sec
 Set off alarm, display and zoom-in related screen and data when system failure occurs
 Display all server and URL screens on 55“ LCD (2x6)
Scope
Solution Delivered
Location
Command Center Production and Facility Data
 Able to take action on system failure in real-time
 Reduce management cost by having all the system screen and webpages in central
command center
Benefit

Environment and Disaster
Management

Uijeongbu City
Disaster Monitoring Center
Overview
Operation
Uijeongbu is a city located in the north of Seoul with more than 500,000 people in
population. It is the first government entity to employ INNOWATCH to monitor weather,
fire, and flood level (for the main river running through the city) for disaster prevention.
INNOWATCH has successfully integrated surveillance camera videos with 3rd party data
systems, such as automatic rainfall detection alarm, automatic weather system, and water
level monitoring system.
 Disaster Main Control Center at Uijeongbu City Hall
 Monitor 32 surveillance cameras, 16 located along the river, and the other 16 located
nearby the river
 Integrate surveillance camera videos, satellite map, and data systems (automatic
rainfall alarm, automatic weather system, and water level monitoring system)
 Use of satellite map for intuitive navigation
 Live videos overlaid on the map of corresponding areas enabling intuitive monitoring
 Display all the video feeds on the wall using 50“ DLP cube (2x3) and 19“ monitor (4x4,
4x4)
Scope
Solution Delivered
Location
Disaster Control Center Satellite Map with Camera & Data Display Wall Synced with CM
 Reduce detection and prevention time by analyzing disaster data status from a
consolidated view
 Perform warning and evacuation beforehand along the river using 24 hour alarm and
broadcasting system
Benefit

K-water
Facility Monitoring Center
Overview
Operation
Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water) manages water level for all 32 dams in
Korea. In order to manage water level appropriately and react swiftly throughout the
country during dry or rainy season, INNOWATCH plays a pivotal role for K-water. With 90
surveillance cameras scattered across the nation, INNOWATCH has successfully
integrated camera videos with satellite map, water level data, and alarm system for
efficient monitoring.
 Water Management Center
 Water Management Local Control Room
 Display all existing surveillance cameras on satellite map and integrate with alarm and
data (water level, inflow, outflow, rainfall level, floodgate, etc.)
 Set off alarm, display and zoom-in corresponding cameras and data when water
reaches pre-set level
 Monitor live camera videos and data from local dams as well as from central station
 Live videos overlaid on the map of corresponding areas enabling intuitive monitoring
 Concurrent display of all camera videos using 55“ LCD touch monitor (1) and 42“ LCD
Monitor (1)
Scope
Solution Delivered
Location
Satellite Map with Camera & Data Data on Top, Mosaic View on Bottom
 Reduce time to detect and resolve abnormal incidents from each dam from
consolidated view of cameras and data
 Prevent natural disasters, such as draught and flood
 Protect mission critical facilities
Benefit

Incheon Bridge
Traffic Service Center
Overview
Incheon Bridge is the world’s 5th longest bridge at 21.38 km long that connects Incheon
International Airport to Songdo International Complex. Traffic service center has to
simultaneously monitor and utilize the surveillance cameras for traffic light signals, road
signs, road weather information system, vehicle detection system and lane control system,
so it can provide a smooth traffic flow and safety for drivers. There are currently 81
surveillance cameras installed on the Incheon Bridge for the purpose of traffic control.
INNOWATCH has successfully integrated CCTV camera videos with maps, data and 3rd
party systems for operators to monitor the traffic more efficiently.
Operation
Scope
 Monitor 81 surveillance cameras installed throughout Incheon Bridge
 Integration with surveillance cameras, maps, data, road weather information system,
vehicle detection system and lane control system
Solution Delivered
 Concurrent display and monitor live camera videos installed on Incheon Bridge from
traffic service center
 Live videos overlaid on the satellite map of the corresponding areas enabling intuitive
monitoring
 Integrate and display all TSD (Traffic Sign Display), LCS (Lane Control System),
RWIS (Road Weather Information System) data on satellite map with camera videos
using 50” DPL cube (2x4)
Location
 Traffic Service Center
Mosaic View on Left,
Map View with cameras on the Right
TSD/LCS Data DisplayMap View with Cameras`
 A cutting-edge solution worthy of landmark bridge
 Reduce management cost by minimizing operating manpower
 No need to look around to find the right data on a separate dashboard.
Benefit

Uiwang City
Traffic Monitoring Center
Overview
Operation
Scope
 Monitor 40 surveillance camera videos installed across the city for traffic flow
 Integrate with 3rd party traffic control devices (ITS, VMS, and RSE)
 Display traffic conditions on 2D map using different colors (red: heavy, yellow: moderate,
and green: smooth)
Solution Delivered
 Monitor live cameras on installed throughout the city from the center along with traffic
data
 Live camera videos overlaid on the map of the corresponding areas enabling intuitive
monitoring
 Concurrent display of all camera videos and traffic data using 67“ DLP (2x3)
Location
 Traffic Monitoring Center
Uiwang City, located southwest of Seoul with a population of 200,000, needed a solution
to efficiently manage the city's growing traffic. INNOWATCH was selected as a platform
to integrate dispersed devices such as city map server, 40 surveillance cameras in major
areas, ITS (Intelligent Traffic System), weather system server, VMS (Variable Message
Signs) board, and RSE (Roadside Equipment). INNOWATCH was able to integrate all
these devices into one platform and visualize traffic and device status on a 2D map for
efficient traffic control and management.
Integrated map view of surveillance
camera, traffic data, & road condition
Event view for traffic accident Facility Monitoring View
 Efficient traffic flow management and control during congested hours on consolidated
view
 Real-time control and maintenance on critical traffic control devices
Benefit

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