AI Agent Studio Dalpha to Join 'AI Expo Korea 2025'... Offering One-on-One AI Consulting

- Live unveiling of 27 AI agents optimized for industry-specific tasks

- Offering the 'free one-on-one AI consulting' experienced by 1,600 companies

AI agent studio Dalpha (CEO Kim Do-gyun) announced that it will participate in 'AI Expo Korea 2025,' held at COEX in Seoul from May 14 to 16. Dalpha will meet visitors at booth L37 in Hall A on the first floor of COEX throughout the exhibition.

Regarded as one of Korea's largest AI-focused exhibitions, 'AI Expo Korea' offers a place to see the latest AI technology trends at a glance. At this exhibition, Dalpha will focus on 'AI agent' technology—which is drawing attention worldwide—and introduce a variety of cases actually applied in the field.

Having built more than 400 custom AI agents in just two years since its founding and provided AI adoption consulting to a total of some 1,600 companies, Dalpha will unveil 27 of the latest industry-specific AI agents at this event. Visitors can stop by the booth and directly experience AI solutions tailored to fields such as manufacturing, distribution, and marketing, based on real application cases.

In particular, agents for marketing professionals—including △an ad-creative automatic size-conversion agent, △a personalized search and recommendation agent, and △an e-commerce data-based sales analysis agent—are expected to draw significant interest through cases of improved operational efficiency and revenue.

In addition, a 'one-on-one AI consulting' program will be run for corporate clients during the event. Expert consultants stationed at the booth analyze each company's work structure and current challenges and propose a custom AI roadmap and optimized solutions. To date, more than 1,600 companies have received help with their AI strategies through this consulting.

Through this exhibition, Dalpha plans to offer concrete direction to companies considering AI agent adoption and to highlight the value of effective technology and solutions. It also aims to contribute to expanding Korea's AI utilization ecosystem by communicating directly with companies across diverse industries.

Kim Do-gyun, CEO of Dalpha, said, "The awareness that AI is needed has become widespread, but many companies still struggle with how to actually integrate it into their work," adding, "Dalpha has solved specific problems through custom AI agents tailored to each company's unique situation." He continued, "At this AI Expo, we will generously share real application cases and technical know-how, present new AI agents, and drive tangible change in the business field."