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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 leading mobile network provider, was the sole private entity present at the Korea Ground Forces Festival, a five-day event dedicated to demonstrating cutting-edge AI and communication technologies aimed at revolutionizing military command, decision-making and connectivity in hostile settings. Between Thursday and Monday, SK Telecom exhibited its AI defense transformation technologies, marketed under the T military brand, at the Gyeryongdae airfield in Gyeryong, South Chungcheong Province.

The highlight of the exhibition was the AI Staff System, an innovative platform that integrates a data platform, ontology technology, and digital twins to streamline the flow of battlefield intelligence. By consolidating data from military personnel, equipment, drones, robots, and sensors, the system aims to expedite information dissemination to commanders, thereby facilitating quicker tactical decisions.

Visitors and military officials had the opportunity to observe the system's operational workflow, from data acquisition and processing to its delivery in a format suitable for rapid decision-making.

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