ARCHITECK has joined the K-eco Environmental R&D Council launched by the Korea Environment Corporation.

At a signing ceremony held on October 30 at the SME DMC Tower in Mapo-gu, Seoul, ARCHITECK and ten other organizations, including Gyeongju City and environmental technology companies, signed a cooperation agreement.

The council is a public-private platform designed to turn environmental R&D into commercial results. It aims to accelerate the commercialization of environmental technologies by encouraging joint research and technology exchange among companies and local governments, and by supporting participation in national R&D programs. While previous research councils were centered on academic societies and associations in a supporting role, the new council is organized around execution, linking research and development with field demonstration and commercialization.

The Korea Environment Corporation will oversee the council's operations and open its environmental infrastructure facilities and monitoring networks as test beds. Participating organizations will share technologies and information, and identify and carry out joint projects such as co-development and technology matching.

A technology presentation followed the ceremony, where participating organizations introduced their key technologies and research results. About 100 people, including corporation officials, council members and representatives from construction and operating companies, attended to discuss environmental technology development and opportunities for cooperation.

ARCHITECK has developed technology that uses AI to analyze site video and IoT sensor data to support construction and safety management at facilities, as well as an IoT-based system for continuous, high-precision CO₂ measurement. With the corporation's environmental facilities and monitoring networks now open as test beds, the council offers an opportunity to verify these technologies in operating environments and broaden where they can be applied.