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CyberLogitec, a subsidiary of Eusu Holdings and a global specialist in maritime, port, and logistics IT, announced the signing of a contract with Incheon Global Container Terminal (IGCT) for the supply of its Terminal Operating System (TOS) for phases 1 and 2 of the automated container terminal at the new Incheon Port.
With the goal of commencing commercial operations in 2028, the project involves the construction of the first fully automated container terminal at Incheon Port. CyberLogitec will implement its OPUS Terminal software to establish an integrated digital operations platform that manages all terminal workflows.
Phase 1-2 of the new Incheon Port is South Korea's first container terminal to adopt a hybrid design structure. Thanks to state-of-the-art automated equipment, such as dual-trolley quay cranes (DTQC), automated rail-mounted gantry cranes (ARMGC), and automated guided vehicles (AGV), the facility aims to maximize operational efficiency and productivity by automating all terminal processes in quay, yard, and gate operations.
As part of this project, CyberLogitec will implement a terminal operating system (TOS) based on OPUS Terminal that manages berthing, vessel, yard, and gate operations from a single unified platform. The system will integrate with automated equipment control systems to facilitate operational planning and field execution, providing a stable and efficient operating environment based on real-time operational data.
The operating company, IGCT, is a joint venture established by logistics and shipping operators Hanjin Logistics, Sun Kwang, E1, KMTC, and HMM, along with equity participation from the Incheon Port Authority (IPA), to operate the Phase 1-2 terminal of the New Incheon Port.
This contract reflects the recognition of CyberLogitec's global and national expertise in the construction of automated container terminals and its automated equipment integration capabilities. Leveraging the technical experience and operational knowledge accumulated in previous terminal automation projects, the company plans to provide support for the successful inauguration and stable operation of the new terminal.
CyberLogitec continues to expand its global presence by supplying OPUS terminals to major international ports, including the TTI Algeciras semi-automated terminal expansion project in Spain and Shuwaikh Port in Kuwait.
