SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA / ACCESSWIRE / December 20, 2016 / Leo Motors Korea Inc., a subsidiary of Leo Motors, Inc., entered a contract with Miho Story, Inc. for the sale of 500 smart phone vending trucks. The contract amount is approx. $300 million, and the total order is 1,500 trucks. The truck design and operation solutions were developed by Leo Motors Korea.
The vending trucks will each be equipped with a high efficient Energy Storage System (ESS) developed by Leo Motors Korea, and will relate to the cloud server and the vehicle diagnosis system developed by Leo Artificial Intelligence Connected, Inc., Leo's other subsidiary. Also, the ESS will be swappable using Leo's patented cartridge battery system.
Using ESS, the trucks do not need to utilize Internal Combustion Engines, and thus do not emit pollutive gas while using electricity to market smart phones and their accessories on the street. Connected to Leo's patented Multi Drive Recorder (MDR), the vending truck operators can move with real time to the hot places where they have higher sales potential. Leo's connected car technology also provides anti-theft, on road battery swap, and real time maintenance services, as Leo's MDR always scans every component of the vending truck.
Dr. Kang, CEO of Leo Motors, Inc. said, "This contract has a big meaning to us, as it signals that Leo Motors Korea will turn into a profit generating company."
Miho Story has been one of the largest mobile phone marketers in Korea for the past 10 years. They have patented the business model of the smart phone vending truck. Currently, the Korean government does not allow the Internet and mobile sales of cellular phones to prevent phone fraud. The cellular phone marketer must verify the purchaser's official Identification Card using an ID scanner. Miho's vending truck will deliver smart phones on the street, as well as those ordered through the Internet, and on mobile devices.
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