Company Overview#
Woozza operates an urban disaster-response platform built on high-density rainfall observation and AI flood prediction. It runs FLOOD WATCH and provides minute-level rainfall data and real-time flood-risk information. It supports early action by public officials and connects sensors, data collection, prediction models, alerts, and evacuation support in one system.
Technology & Product#
Its core hardware is a WMO-standard smart rain gauge. Woozza deploys the gauges at much higher density than conventional public weather networks and collects rainfall data every minute. The devices support LTE, 5G, and LoRa wireless communication, with solar-powered field operation.
On top of the sensing layer, Woozza runs an AI-based flood prediction system. It analyzes rainfall data, road water levels, and local risk information to issue early flood forecasts. It also connects care officials, community partners, and vulnerable residents through an evacuation-support workflow.
Market & Use Cases#
Its main users are local governments, disaster-response agencies, and public infrastructure operators. The platform supports district-level urban flood management, evacuation support for vulnerable populations, and real-time decision support for public-safety teams.
Woozza also serves power plants, rail facilities, and industrial complexes with high flood risk. The same framework extends into smart-city weather infrastructure, water management, and climate-risk services.
Traction & References#
- Woozza deploys WMO-standard rain gauges at 13 to 20 times the density of traditional weather observation networks. It uses 1-minute data for real-time flood prediction and alerts.
- The company has built and operated a real-time rainfall observation network in Gwanak-gu, Seoul, and used it as a reference site for district-level flood monitoring and response operations.
- Its operating model includes a disaster-response workflow for vulnerable households in Seoul, including flood forecast thresholds, alert routing, and evacuation support coordination for care officials and community partners.
- The company has validated its AI flood prediction model for power-plant flooding response use cases.
- It is advancing rainfall observation and flood prediction technology with Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology (KICT).
- Woozza has also run joint validation with Thuy Loi University in Vietnam and pursued market validation for flood-response solutions in the United States.
- Revenue reached KRW 540 million in 2025.
Collaboration Relevance#
Woozza is a practical PoC partner for cities, utilities, and infrastructure operators that need localized rainfall intelligence instead of coarse regional weather feeds. A project can start with dense sensor deployment in one district or facility. It can then extend into prediction dashboards, alert workflows, and response automation.
Woozza also fits climate adaptation, smart-city infrastructure, and public-safety data projects. Its references span municipal flood operations, vulnerable-population evacuation support, industrial flooding use cases, and international validation. That mix makes it a credible partner for cross-border disaster-tech pilots.