Won Conductor Captivates Global Audience at CES 2025 with T-OSK: A Fusion of Advanced Security and Inclusive Design

Won Conductor Co., Ltd., a leading Korean power equipment company, showcased its innovative kiosk solution T-OSK at CES 2025, the world’s largest consumer electronics exhibition, drawing significant global attention for its unique integration of security technology and inclusive design.

 

Since its inception in 1967 in New York, CES has become the global stage for groundbreaking technologies and products. The 58th edition of CES, held in Las Vegas, concluded successfully, with T-OSK receiving enthusiastic feedback from technology experts and business leaders around the world—elevating Won Conductor’s potential for global market expansion.

TSID: A Revolutionary Security Technology That Replaces Passwords

T-OSK is a compound word derived from “T” for TSID (Time Sync Identification) and “OSK” for KIOSK. At its core lies TSID, a real-time authentication system based on non-fixed value algorithms that fully replaces traditional IDs and passwords.

Users are not required to remember or enter any credentials, and the system is designed to prevent unauthorized use, offering maximum security and eliminating the risks associated with password-based access.

In 2024, TSID was awarded the First-Class GS (Good Software) Certification by the Korea Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA) and successfully passed rigorous international standard testing (ISO/IEC 27001). This recognition validates its potential to transform both industrial security and user convenience on a global scale.

[T-OSK for Industrial Accident Prevention]

Won Conductor is leveraging T-OSK to enhance both safety and efficiency at industrial worksites. The kiosk facilitates a range of safety protocols through identity verification, including:

Safety training and instruction

Health status assessments

PPE (personal protective equipment) checks

Daily task confirmations

The system uses NFC and biometric technology to monitor workers’ health data in real-time, helping to prevent on-site accidents and reinforce safety awareness among employees.

With its high applicability in high-risk environments such as power plants, construction sites, shipyards, and steel mills, T-OSK has attracted strong interest from safety-conscious industries.

For employers and site managers, T-OSK offers a real-time dashboard to monitor training completion and work progress, enabling more stable and efficient workforce management. As governments and corporations continue to struggle with safety enforcement under the Serious Accidents Punishment Act, T-OSK offers a promising technological solution.

 

[T-OSK for Digital Inclusion (Barrier-Free Design)]

Beyond industrial applications, T-OSK is also being recognized as a barrier-free digital solution for digitally vulnerable groups, including people with disabilities, the elderly, and children.

T-OSK automatically adjusts screen height based on physical conditions, and offers voice guidance, simplified UI/UX, and enlarged fonts, creating a more accessible and self-reliant digital experience in public institutions, hospitals, banks, restaurants, and other facilities.

By utilizing smartphone NFC, T-OSK enables personalized services based on welfare levels, such as identity verification, disability indexing, and credit card use. Users can easily verify their identity by scanning a QR code or tapping their smartphone, and can request additional assistance if needed.

 

[Global Partnerships and Strategic Roadmap]

At CES 2025, Won Conductor engaged in meaningful discussions with several global corporations and investors, seeking new collaborative opportunities.

CEO Sang-Hyun Ji commented,

“CES 2025 was a major opportunity for us to showcase our technological capabilities on the global stage. We held productive talks with many potential global partners, which we believe will form the foundation for our overseas expansion.”

Companies and public institutions from the U.S. and other countries expressed significant interest in adopting T-OSK, positioning Won Conductor to accelerate its global market entry in the near future.

 

[A Leap Toward Global Innovation Leadership]

Following its return from CES, Won Conductor plans to further enhance the T-OSK platform based on global feedback and officially launch its domestic and international market strategies.

CEO Ji concluded,

“Our participation in CES 2025 marked an important first step toward becoming a global technology leader. We will continue to develop human-centered technologies that contribute to both industrial innovation and societal advancement.”

Won Conductor’s bold presence at CES 2025 clearly demonstrated its potential as a global innovator, and its next steps are already drawing attention across the industry.