President Kim Jung-ryul of Korea Land and Geospatial Information Corp. (LX) (Photos: LX)

Korea Land and Geospatial Informatix Corp. (LX) has turned to the newly developed cadastral survey system “Mobile Landigo” as a solution of reinventing work on-site cadastral survey.

LX held an event to test-operate the cadastral survey system “Mobile Landigo,” developed by LX’s Geospatial Division with staffers with the Cadastral Business Office of LX’s Geospatial Business Division in attendance at an area in Baegu-myon, Gimjae City, on Aug. 5.

Mobile Landigo is part of LX’s efforts to pursue knowledge service innovation. It will determine whether decisions on cadastral survey outcomes, using drone maps and integrated cadastral information, can be made.

As LX is expected to dramatically reduce work processing time by transmitting data to on-sites in real time via the Mobile Landigo, it is expected to enable the flexible operation of on-site cadastral survey teams and rapid responses to public requests for cadastral surveys. Shortening a cadastral survey period is expected to raise public satisfaction, LX said.

Kim Yong-ha, head of LX’s Cadastral Survey Division, said, “Mobile Landigo will spearhead knowledge service innovation by applying mobile cadastral survey technologies in junction with the super-connected era of the 4th Industrial Revolution.”

“LX will strive to raise public benefits and expand services by holding idea contests and innovation completion events in order to establish itself as a national geospatial information service entity, beloved by people,” he said.

An official with Korea Land and Geospatial Information Corp. (LX) test-operates the newly developed cadastral survey system “Mobile Landigo” as a solution of reinventing work on-site cadastral survey in Gimjae, Jeollabuk-do, on Aug. 5.

LX, LX Holdings Seal MOU on Mutual Cooperation

Korea Land and Geospatial Information Corp. (LX) and LX Holdings have agreed on mutual cooperation on the uses of the company name LX and its trademark.

LX said on May 28 it struck an MOU on the mutual development of both companies based on mutual respect and trust with LX Holdings.

LX President Kim Jung-ryul and LX Holdings President Song Chi-ho attended a signing ceremony at LX’s Seoul regional headquarters and they promised to carry out the agreement faithfully.

In his speech at the event, LX President Kim, “I hope that the MOU will serve as a watersheds to level up relations of both companies to one step in a future-oriented fashion.”

LX Holdings President Song said, “It takes on significance since he deal is a first step to understand each other through communications and create a better future, and we’ll contribute to the development of the national economy through mutual cooperation.”

LX and LX Holdings agreed to mutually respect trademarks each side applied and registered with the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) with regard to businesses each side engages.

They plan to contribute to society and develop businesses through co-prosperity and mutual cooperation.

To this end, both sides promised to cooperate in the exploration and implementation of cooperative projects in overseas projects such as geospatial infrastructure, smart farms and plant engineering businesses and advanced technology businesses such as digital twin, self-driving, drones, robots and IoT.

Besides, they set goals of realizing social values by supporting startups, offering patronage to sports teams, assisting the underprivileged and contributing to promoting shared growth between public and private sectors.