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The 12th International Climate Environment Industry Exhibition on Climate Change Response Technology at a glance.

The 12th International Climate Environment Industry Exhibition, where visitors can see the latest technologies of the climate change response industry, was held at the Kim Dae Jung Convention Center from August 25 to 27 (3 days).

The International Climate Environment Industry Exhibition is an exhibition of climate change response technology. Various new technologies were exhibited, including pollution prevention technology to prevent air pollution, quarantine technology to protect us from COVID-19, indoor air quality management to prevent fine dust, climate change response technology to cope with warming weather, and resource circulation technology.

To help the general public watch, the Climate Environment Industry Exhibition operated an experience center for each theme hall. Through various hands-on activities such as indoor air quality, resource circulation, and understanding climate change, the exhibition was conducted to learn the environmental industry with the body and to see how environmental technology is applied in real life.

As it is an exhibition held in the COVID-19 situation, thorough preparations have been made for quarantine. At the International Climate and Environment Industry Exhibition, all residents in the booth, including the organizers, were required to undergo PCR tests before the exhibition opened. In addition, the number of people entering the exhibition hall at the same time was strictly restricted and the inside of the exhibition hall was disinfected every day. A special quarantine hall was installed at the entrance so that visitors could enjoy the safe exhibition while viewing the latest quarantine technologies.

The quarantine robot wandering inside the exhibition hall was also a sight to see. The quarantine tunnel is the result of introducing fine dust response air purification technology, quarantine robots are applied with water treatment technology and AI technology, and thermal imaging cameras are introduced into COVID-19 quarantine.

Using the AR app produced by the National Institute of Meteorology, you can enjoy climate-related content as augmented reality. At the booth of the Meteorological Human Resources Development Institute, we could learn about the weather in Korea that changes due to climate change.