
1. Technology overview
Willog is an AIoT supply chain intelligence company headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, with offices in Torrance (US), Singapore and Tokyo. It addresses the lack of visibility into cargo condition during storage and transport, especially for temperature-sensitive and high-value goods.
The solution combines proprietary sensors (Willog Safe T1, V2 and S2 devices recording temperature, shock and location) with a control tower that monitors warehouses, vehicles and international transport. An intelligence layer analyses cargo damage, route optimisation and storage environment, and a logistics insurance product pays claims automatically when pre-agreed conditions are met. The company reports more than 200 enterprise customers.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- Sensor devices: Willog Safe T1, V2 and S2 record temperature, shock and location.
- Control Tower: monitors warehouses, vehicles and international transport in real time.
- Intelligence: analyses cargo damage, route optimisation and storage space environment.
- Anomaly alerts: notifies teams when cargo conditions leave set thresholds.
- Compliance reports: generates reports automatically from tamper-proof data.
- Logistics insurance: pays claims without review when agreed conditions are met.
3. Potential application
Monitoring temperature of pharmaceutical and vaccine shipments from Vietnam to export markets. Tracking shock and tilt for electronics and machinery moved by sea or air. Providing sensor evidence for cargo insurance claims by Vietnamese 3PLs and exporters.
4. Benefits
Real-time anomaly alerts help shippers act before cargo is damaged. Tamper-proof sensor data produces compliance reports automatically. Insurance claims can be paid without manual review when pre-agreed conditions are met. Data across warehouse, truck, ocean and air legs sits on one foundation.
5. Market trends & opportunities
Cold chain and high-value cargo flows in Southeast Asia are growing with pharmaceutical, food and electronics exports, raising demand for condition data and proof of handling. Shippers increasingly want predictive risk simulation by weather and route. Willog states plans to expand into Singapore, which places it close to Vietnamese exporters.
6. Other information
Seoul-headquartered; offices in Torrance (US), Singapore and Tokyo. Series B-2 announced in May 2026 with KB Investment, SGC Partners, IBK Capital and others; amount undisclosed. Press release cites a 2025 Presidential Award in Korea.
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