- Delivering up to 60% cost efficiency compared to conventional solutions
- Accelerating automation across advanced manufacturing processes, including displays and semiconductors
SEOUL, South Korea, Feb. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Genicom Co., Ltd. (CEO Jung-hwan Son), a specialist in ultraviolet (UV) detection and measurement technology, announced that it will participate in AFPE 2026 (Asia Film & Flexible Packaging Expo), in Shanghai, China, from June 24 to 26, 2026, where it will showcase its latest industrial UV measurement solutions.
At the exhibition, Genicom will unveil the GSE-CRM01-S, a UV curing rate measurement system developed under its professional UV brand, GenUV. The system is designed to maximize process efficiency, drawing on Genicom's 25 years of expertise in UV detection and measurement.
Maximizing Quality Control Efficiency with Application-Specific Design
The new GSE-CRM01-S utilizes a UV LED light source to detect real-time changes in fluorescence signals generated during the curing process and converts them into quantitative data.
By delivering up to 60% cost efficiency compared to conventional offerings, the solution significantly reduces the investment burden for manufacturers considering the implementation or upgrade of quality control systems.
Key specifications and features include:
- Precision Monitoring: Supports high-speed measurements of up to 10Hz, with minimum and maximum value display functions.
- Smart Factory Optimization: Supports RS232 communication standards, enabling stable integration with factory automation (FA) control systems.
- Flexible Scalability: Sensor units can be expanded four channels depending on process conditions, allowing adaptation to various production scales.
SEOUL, South Korea, Feb. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Genicom Co., Ltd. (CEO Jung-hwan Son), a specialist in ultraviolet (UV) detection and measurement technology, announced that it will participate in AFPE 2026 (Asia Film & Flexible Packaging Expo), in Shanghai, China, from June 24 to 26, 2026, where it will showcase its latest industrial UV measurement solutions.
At the exhibition, Genicom will unveil the GSE-CRM01-S, a UV curing rate measurement system developed under its professional UV brand, GenUV. The system is designed to maximize process efficiency, drawing on Genicom's 25 years of expertise in UV detection and measurement.
Maximizing Quality Control Efficiency with Application-Specific Design
The new GSE-CRM01-S utilizes a UV LED light source to detect real-time changes in fluorescence signals generated during the curing process and converts them into quantitative data.
By delivering up to 60% cost efficiency compared to conventional offerings, the solution significantly reduces the investment burden for manufacturers considering the implementation or upgrade of quality control systems.
Key specifications and features include:
Targeting Advanced Manufacturing Processes Including Displays and Semiconductors
The GSE-CRM01-S can be widely applied across advanced industrial fields where precise curing control is essential, including OCA/OCR processes for smartphones, UV tapes for semiconductor wafers, display bonding processes, and automotive UV curing applications.
A representative from Genicom stated,
"AFPE 2026 in Shanghai will be an opportunity to further strengthen global recognition of Genicom's proprietary InAlGaN-based UV material technology. Moving forward, we plan to expand the application of our UV measurement technologies into future-oriented industries such as water sterilization and air purification, positioning Genicom as a global leader in UV solutions."
Founded on over 25 years of dedicated expertise in UV technology, Genicom Co., Ltd. supplies high-performance UV measurement solutions to customers worldwide, supporting industrial quality control and automation initiatives.
Detailed product information is available on the company's official website.
Website: http://www.geni-uv.com/
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Genicom to Unveil Next-Generation UV Curing Rate Measurement Solution for Smart Factories at AFPE 2026
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LONDON, Feb. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- In a global celebration of wine excellence, leading sommeliers from 17 countries across six continents judged the World's Best Sommeliers' Selection 2026. Panellists drawn from The World's 50 Best Restaurants network, led by Kristell Monot, President of the World's Best Sommeliers' Selection and Head Sommelier at Mugaritz, tasted a diverse array of wines to determine a line-up of 115 wines from 16 countries.
To view the final selection, please see here.
Italy topped the selection with 20 wines, including 13 reds. Nebbiolo shone with four Barolo and Barbaresco entries, while more contemporary styles included Clara Marcelli's Grenache and Tenuta Del Paguro's seabed–aged Merlot.
Portugal followed with 18 wines across white, red and fortified categories. Five white wines highlighted the strength of Portugal's indigenous varieties, while all eight reds hailed from the Douro. Three ports and two Madeira wines reaffirmed Portugal's mastery of fortified wines.
The USA achieved 17 wines, led by California with six reds and one white, from Sonoma's Pinot Noir to Paso Robles' Cabernet Sauvignons. Texas contributed six wines, while Oregon's Lingua Franca earned four places for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
Spain delivered seven reds from regions including Ribera del Duero, Rioja and Priorat. Two sherries highlighted renewed interest in fortified wines, while Pere Ventura's Cava reinforced Spain's strength in sparkling styles. Contemporary whites from Chivite and Bodegas Faustino completed the 12 entries.
Argentina also contributed 12 wines, with seven reds underscoring the country's reputation for Malbec. Four whites showed growing stylistic range, while Uco Valley producer Rutini demonstrated breadth with a Malbec, Chardonnay and traditional method sparkling wine. Uruguay earned five places, Brazil was represented by a single white blend and Chile secured eight red wines.
Elsewhere in Europe, France led in sparkling and rosé, while Germany impressed with three Rieslings. Czech producer Gurdau earned three places with a Riesling, Grüner Veltliner and Sekt. Georgia added two traditional varietals, including the only orange wine, and Greece contributed one white and one red.
A spokesperson for the World's Best Sommeliers' Selection comments: "The selection reflects the incredible diversity of the global wine landscape - from revered classics to bold new voices. The selection remains a trusted benchmark for on-trade professionals and we're proud to bring the world's top sommeliers together to define the future of wine."
Media centre:
https://event.worldsbestsommeliersselection.com/live/en/page/media-centre
PDF - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2919144/WBSS26.pdf
LONDON, Feb. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- In a global celebration of wine excellence, leading sommeliers from 17 countries across six continents judged the World's Best Sommeliers' Selection 2026. Panellists drawn from The World's 50 Best Restaurants network, led by Kristell Monot, President of the World's Best Sommeliers' Selection and Head Sommelier at Mugaritz, tasted a diverse array of wines to determine a line-up of 115 wines from 16 countries.
To view the final selection, please see here.
Italy topped the selection with 20 wines, including 13 reds. Nebbiolo shone with four Barolo and Barbaresco entries, while more contemporary styles included Clara Marcelli's Grenache and Tenuta Del Paguro's seabed–aged Merlot.
Portugal followed with 18 wines across white, red and fortified categories. Five white wines highlighted the strength of Portugal's indigenous varieties, while all eight reds hailed from the Douro. Three ports and two Madeira wines reaffirmed Portugal's mastery of fortified wines.
The USA achieved 17 wines, led by California with six reds and one white, from Sonoma's Pinot Noir to Paso Robles' Cabernet Sauvignons. Texas contributed six wines, while Oregon's Lingua Franca earned four places for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
Spain delivered seven reds from regions including Ribera del Duero, Rioja and Priorat. Two sherries highlighted renewed interest in fortified wines, while Pere Ventura's Cava reinforced Spain's strength in sparkling styles. Contemporary whites from Chivite and Bodegas Faustino completed the 12 entries.
Argentina also contributed 12 wines, with seven reds underscoring the country's reputation for Malbec. Four whites showed growing stylistic range, while Uco Valley producer Rutini demonstrated breadth with a Malbec, Chardonnay and traditional method sparkling wine. Uruguay earned five places, Brazil was represented by a single white blend and Chile secured eight red wines.
Elsewhere in Europe, France led in sparkling and rosé, while Germany impressed with three Rieslings. Czech producer Gurdau earned three places with a Riesling, Grüner Veltliner and Sekt. Georgia added two traditional varietals, including the only orange wine, and Greece contributed one white and one red.
A spokesperson for the World's Best Sommeliers' Selection comments: "The selection reflects the incredible diversity of the global wine landscape - from revered classics to bold new voices. The selection remains a trusted benchmark for on-trade professionals and we're proud to bring the world's top sommeliers together to define the future of wine."
Media centre:
https://event.worldsbestsommeliersselection.com/live/en/page/media-centre
PDF - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2919144/WBSS26.pdf
** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **
WORLD'S BEST SOMMELIERS' SELECTION 2026 ANNOUNCED
