Hyundai Elevator, GS E&C partner to develop high-rise elevator technologies
Reuters2026/08/27 06:24- Hyundai Elevator signed an MOU with GS E&C to co-develop high-rise elevator technologies targeting stack-effect disruption.
- Work includes AI-based prediction and control, high-pressure elevator doors, strong-wind response functions, supported by real-world validation testing.
- Partnership targets higher operational stability in tall buildings, with a focus on windy coastal markets such as Busan.
- Companies aim to set broader high-rise standards spanning building design, construction, elevator operation, with an emphasis on emergency evacuation safety.
- Agreement was signed on the 20th at GS E&C’s R&D center in Seoul.
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