IntelliVIX Launches AI Collaboration Projects with CES Innovation Award Winners

Quantum Hi-Tech, GEVR, and Grinetta Sign MOUs
Integrating EV Fire Prevention and 3D-Based Intelligent Control

IntelliVIX, an artificial intelligence (AI) video analysis company, announced on the 16th that it has signed strategic memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with three global technology companies—Quantum Hi-Tech, GEVR, and Grinetta—all of which won CES 2026 Innovation Awards at CES 2026, the world’s largest IT and technology exhibition. Through these partnerships, IntelliVIX presented its vision of becoming an “AI in Action” platform company.

Through collaboration with Quantum Hi-Tech and GEVR, both CES 2026 Innovation Award recipients, IntelliVIX plans to jointly build an EV full-stack solution that predicts electric vehicle fires in advance and detects and suppresses them immediately after ignition. This solution represents a first-of-its-kind business model that integrates the entire EV fire response process into a single AI platform.

The solution leverages Quantum Hi-Tech’s AI technology to predict early signs of fire based on internal battery data, such as voltage and current. IntelliVIX’s Vision AI and Vision Language Model (VLM) simultaneously detect external abnormalities—including sparks, smoke, and changes in vehicle surface temperature—in real time. By combining internal battery data with external visual information through multimodal AI analysis, the system verifies fire events and issues alerts.

Once a fire is confirmed, an AI command is sent to GEVR’s EV-GUARD (Remotely Perforated System), which aims to control the fire within 10 minutes by automatically perforating the battery pack beneath the vehicle and directly injecting cooling water and fire-extinguishing agents.

IntelliVIX plans to integrate all of these processes into a single AI-based platform for predicting, detecting, and suppressing electric vehicle fires, significantly reducing potential human and property damage caused by EV fire incidents.

In addition, IntelliVIX has signed an MOU with Grinetta, another CES 2026 Innovation Award winner, to build a next-generation integrated AI safety platform based on 3D digital twin technology. Grinetta is known for its technology that compresses 3D spatial data by up to 99.6% while maintaining original-level precision and quality.

Using this technology, the two companies plan to create 3D digital twins of large-scale factories, facilities, and urban spaces, enabling a realistic 3D integrated monitoring platform that continuously streams in mobile and web environments. Real-time event data—such as fires, thefts, facility abnormalities, and safety incidents—analyzed by IntelliVIX’s Vision AI and VLM will be overlaid directly onto the 3D environment.

The platform will scan entire industrial sites in 3D, deploy them in the cloud, and upgrade them into an “action-oriented monitoring system” that connects AI-based hazard detection to voice alerts and immediate on-site response mechanisms when equipment failures or worker safety risks are identified.

Choi Eun-soo, CEO of IntelliVIX, stated, “CES 2026 was not just a venue to showcase technological innovation, but a place where we secured practical cooperation engines with global leading companies. Based on these global partnerships, we will expand new standards for intelligent video analysis and physical AI across industrial sites worldwide.”

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