In 2019, The Coder received the NET New Technology certification for its material-specific DOT (Data on Things) encoding and tamper-proofing technology. This award-winning technology generates codes customized to the physical characteristics of the material, enhancing security measures. In 2023, The Coder earned the NEP New Product certification for its tamper-evident smart paper created using this technology. This year, the smart paper was honored as an Outstanding Government Procurement Product, highlighting its excellence and reliability.
Last week, The Coder participated in the ‘EMEA Security 2024’ exhibition in London, where they showcased a range of innovative security solutions under the theme ‘Do Digital’. The focus was on technology that can be utilized in everyday consumer goods like cigarettes, essential items, and luxury bags, as well as in specialized fields such as passports, ID cards, revenue stamps, and gold bars. The technology’s applications also extend to various industrial materials including metals, plastics, and rubber.
The Coder has been recognized for its innovative efforts over the years. At the exhibition, The Coder’s booth attracted a diverse range of visitors from around the world. Representatives from global corporations were particularly impressed by the sophistication and practicality of the technology on display. Some attendees even arranged follow-up meetings on the spot to explore integrating the technology into their production lines.
Park Haengwoon, CEO of The Coder expressed his views stating that this event was not just a platform for showcasing their technology but also a crucial step in cementing their position in the global security market. He is committed to setting new standards in security technology innovation and leading industry forward with innovation at heart every step of way.
