Burnect Wins Taean Smart City Project, Expanding Physical AI and Spatial Intelligence Businesses Based on Real Drone Data
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Burnect said it won, from Daon INC, the 'drone adventure content development and installation project inside the drone experience center,' which is part of Taean County's small- and medium-scale smart city development project.
The contract is worth a total of KRW 549.45 million, and the project period runs from the date of the contract signing through December 31 this year.
The project is to build year-round experiential content, related equipment, and an integrated operations system in a 66.13-square-meter drone experience center inside Taean County's Adventure Tour Station, and to implement a total of 4 drone-related experiential content items and 2 additional functions.
Burnect said on the 1st, in a briefing on the start of construction, that it had won the 'drone adventure content development and installation project inside the drone experience center,' which is part of Taean County's small- and medium-scale smart city development project. The client and contracting party is Daon INC.
The contract is worth a total of KRW 549.45 million, and the project period runs from the date of the contract signing through December 31 this year. The project site is a 66.13-square-meter drone experience center inside Taean County's Adventure Tour Station.
Through this project, Burnect will build year-round experiential content, related equipment, and an integrated operations system. The work involves carrying out the drone experience center construction task through the end of the year.
The experiential content will use real flight and motion data from Taean County's outdoor multimedia drone show, along with real-world spatial data. This will enable virtual-world reproduction of drone movement, a virtual simulation experience of swarm drone flight control, and virtual-space implementation of the flight and control process for multiple drones.
Based on this, Burnect plans to expand the scope of its spatial intelligence technology that uses real drone and real-world spatial data. It also plans to expand its business into the AI field in the future.
The project involves implementing a total of 4 drone-related experiential content items and 2 additional functions. The 4 content items are VR drone FPV racing, a drone show experience using actual drone show data, a 4K 360-degree video experience of Taean tourism resources, and an AR drone show experience. In addition, it includes a citizen-participation drone show production function and a swarm drone flight-control virtual simulation experience function.
In the process, Burnect plans to accumulate experience in virtual-environment reproduction technology using real drone flight and motion data, as well as experience in swarm drone flight and control simulation technology. Based on the technology it accumulates, Burnect plans to expand the scope of its applications, with the expansion target being physical AI and spatial intelligence solution businesses that connect, analyze, and simulate real equipment, spaces, and operational data.
Burnect CEO Ha Tae-jin said the significance of the project lies in implementing real drone flight data and smart city spatial information in virtual space. He also said the company will push to advance technologies for understanding and utilizing real-world data and space, and will work to secure a technology base that leads to AI. Going forward, the company plans to expand its applications to industrial sites such as defense, manufacturing, and logistics.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406339
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