Dalock Launches AI-Based Self-Storage Management Service

By Dalock Released Oct 2, 2026 13:10 KST Written Oct 4, 2026 01:07 KST 한국어로 보기

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Korean company Dalock has launched the country's first AI-based self-storage management service, 'Digital Inventory,' allowing customers to easily manage their stored items.

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Korean company launches first AI-based self-storage management service
Users can register stored items with photos; AI automatically sorts them
Service free for Dalock members, simplifying storage item management

Dalock (CEO Hong Wootae) introduced an AI-based self-storage management service called 'Digital Inventory' on October 2, 2026. The service enables users to register stored items via photos and automatically categorize them using AI.

For Dalock members, the service is free, eliminating the need for manual memory or separate records of stored items. Users can register multiple items with a single photo and sort them by category.

Utilizing AI image recognition technology, the service allows users to capture storage areas or boxes, where AI automatically recognizes and categorizes items in photos into individual images. Analysis results are notified via app alerts for easy access.

Dalock Launches AI-Based Self-Storage Management Service

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