SkyinQ, the Luxembourg-based business accelerator specializing in Korea-Europe partnerships, will host the official South Korean Tech Pavilion at Nexus Luxembourg 2025, taking place on June 17–18 at LuxExpo The Box. With over 7,000 international visitors expected, Nexus has become one of Europe’s premier platforms for technology, innovation, and investment.

The South Korean Pavilion, curated and coordinated by SkyinQ, will spotlight six high-potential technology companies across diverse sectors including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital health, SaaS, education technology, and clean energy. Each of these companies has demonstrated both domestic success and international ambition, and they are now poised to enter or scale across European markets.

Participating companies include Codepresso, Tilda Corp., CyberExM (a Naru Security company), Huject, Letitu, and QUVE. Together, they reflect the growing alignment between South Korea’s dynamic innovation ecosystem and Luxembourg’s strategic position as a European gateway.

Codepresso is an HR SaaS platform that helps companies and academic institutions improve hiring and upskilling processes through AI-powered tech assessments and training. After launching its operations in Luxembourg in 2024, the company is now focused on scaling its offering throughout Europe.

Tilda Corp. develops applied AI solutions to help organizations optimize complex processes across logistics, manufacturing, and energy sectors. Its technology enables smarter, faster decision-making and operational efficiency.

CyberExM, backed by South Korean cybersecurity pioneer Naru Security, brings over a decade of defense-grade expertise in Zero Trust architecture, threat detection, and vulnerability response. The company is actively exploring new partnerships and clients in the European public and private sectors.

Huject is the company behind Energy Block, an urban infrastructure solution that converts footsteps into electricity. The company leads global benchmarks in energy harvesting efficiency and aims to expand sustainable smart-city applications in European cities.

Letitu provides an AI-based SaaS platform designed to support high school students with academic and cross-border university planning. It equips counselors and educational institutions with data-driven insights to guide career and admissions pathways.

QUVE is an advanced digital dentistry startup offering NeXways, a cloud-powered platform that enables high-precision design and global delivery of dental prosthetics using 3D oral scans. The company is entering the European market with plans to scale rapidly.

SkyinQ’s CEO Soyeh Kim commented, “We are proud to partner with these six visionary companies at Nexus Luxembourg 2025. This pavilion reflects SkyinQ’s ongoing commitment to building real bridges—ones that lead to long-term success, sustainable market entry, and mutual economic benefit for both Korea and Europe.”

For media interviews, meeting coordination, or more information about the South Korean Tech Pavilion and SkyinQ’s programs, contact info@skyinq.com or visit www.skyinq.com.