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Hyundai Rotem to adopt Hyundai Motor smart tech at aerospace plant

Korean defense and railway systems manufacturer Hyundai Rotem said Tuesday it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Hyundai Motor to bring the automaker's smart factory technology into its aerospace production facility, aiming to improve workplace safety and product quality. Under the agreement, the two Hyundai Motor Group affiliates will work together to introduce automated systems at…

Hyundai Rotem to adopt Hyundai Motor smart tech at aerospace plant

Hyundai Rotem, a Korean defense and railway systems manufacturer, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Hyundai Motor to integrate the automaker's smart factory technology into its aerospace production facility. The collaboration aims to enhance workplace safety and product quality by introducing automated systems at Hyundai Rotem's aerospace plant.

Hyundai Rotem has been engaged in advanced aerospace projects, including development of ducted ramjet and hypersonic engines, as well as methane engines for reusable launch vehicles, through collaborations with defense research bodies. The company intends to leverage Hyundai Motor's AI-based smart factory technology to bolster safety and quality in high-risk manufacturing stages, thereby strengthening its competitive edge in the aerospace industry.

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