Screen Golf Platform Kim Caddy Selected as Smart Store Supplier for Second Consecutive Year

Screen golf reservation platform Kim Caddy announced on the 17th that it has been selected for the second consecutive year as a supplier for the "2026 Smart Store Technology Distribution Project" organized by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and the Small Enterprise and Market Service.

The 2026 Smart Store Technology Distribution Project is a government initiative that supports digital transformation of small business stores using artificial intelligence (AI), IoT, and automation technologies. Kim Caddy's unmanned solution was selected for the general category of the 2026 Smart Store Technology Distribution Project.

Through this program, businesses installing Kim Caddy's unmanned solution can receive government subsidies covering up to 70% of the supply price.

The subsidy rate is 70% for general small business owners and up to 80% for simplified tax payers and sole proprietors. Some local governments are providing additional support for a portion of the self-payment, allowing actual implementation costs to be further reduced depending on the business location.

Kim Caddy supplies unmanned operation automation solutions for screen golf venues. The solution integrates store operation functions including reservation management, access control, equipment control, and power management, reducing labor dependency and increasing operational efficiency.

The system operates by automatically controlling store equipment and facilities based on reservation information. When users make reservations, beam projectors and bay simulators automatically activate according to the reserved time, and store power equipment is also automatically managed through the IoT power control system.

A Kim Caddy representative said, "We are supporting small business owners to increase operational efficiency and reduce labor cost burdens through unmanned operation solutions designed for screen golf venue operating environments," adding, "We plan to continuously expand technologies that support digital transformation of stores through the Smart Store project."