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SKT showcases AI battlefield command tools at Army festival

SK Telecom, Korea’s largest wireless telecommunications operator, was the lone private-sector company at Korea’s Ground Forces Festival, where it spent five days showcasing artificial intelligence (AI) and communications technologies designed to reshape how military commanders gather information, make decisions and stay connected in contested environments. SKT said Tuesday that it participated in…

SKT showcases AI battlefield command tools at Army festival

SK Telecom, South Korea's largest wireless telecom provider, displayed AI and communication technologies at the Korea Ground Forces Festival. The company spent five days at Gyeryongdae airfield in Gyeryong, South Chungcheong Province, demonstrating how these technologies can transform military operations. SK Telecom presented its AI military brand, focusing on an AI staff system that utilizes a data platform, ontology technology, and digital twins.

This integrated system connects battlefield information, enabling commanders to assess situations and make tactical decisions more efficiently. The AI staff system integrates data from troops, equipment, drones, robots, and sensors, ensuring that relevant information is provided swiftly to support faster decision-making. Festival visitors and military officials had the opportunity to observe the entire process, from data collection and analysis to its application in simulated digital battlefields.

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