Skyworldwide Targets Manufacturing-Site AX With 'Ontovia'
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Skyworldwide said on the 7th that it will expand its AX business into manufacturing sites by leveraging its AI-based industrial knowledge platform, 'Ontovia.'
'Ontovia' is an industrial AI platform that supports the integration of company data and knowledge structuring, and helps generative AI and AI agents use that information in business operations.
Skyworldwide is broadening its applications to manufacturing sites such as shipbuilding, as well as semiconductors and energy, based on the AI data technology and business experience it has accumulated in the public sector.
Skyworldwide announced on the 7th that it will expand its AX business into manufacturing sites by leveraging its AI-based industrial knowledge platform, 'Ontovia.' The expansion target includes manufacturing sites such as the shipbuilding industry.
'Ontovia' is an industrial AI platform that supports the integration of company data and the structuring of knowledge, as well as the use of generative AI and AI agents in business operations. It provides support across data storage, integration, knowledge modeling, AI inference, and decision-making within a single platform.
Manufacturing sites accumulate various types of data and technical experience in design, testing, and process operations, but these are often dispersed across multiple systems and databases. As a result, whether past data and technical experience can be quickly searched, compared, and reused when developing new products or new projects is tied to R&D productivity.
Based on its proprietary use of database and graph technologies, Skyworldwide is working to structure corporate data into ontologies and Knowledge Graphs. This enables generative AI and AI agents to move beyond individual information retrieval and instead understand relationships among data, business context, and the company's accumulated technical experience, while also reasoning over them.
This structuring of data meaning and relationships also leads to the ability of generative AI to provide evidence for its answers. Companies can search, compare, and analyze past project and technical data, and the results of those searches, comparisons, and analyses can be reused in R&D and production processes. Accordingly, the company expects reduced repetitive work as a result of that reuse.
Skyworldwide has accumulated AI data technology and business experience in the public sector, and it is now extending that accumulated expertise into manufacturing sites. It recently signed technology contracts with major manufacturing companies, including those in the shipbuilding industry, and is securing application cases in the industrial AI field.
Skyworldwide plans to expand the scope of Ontovia's application in the future, targeting industries with high demand for data utilization, such as semiconductors and energy. The company's focus is on building an environment in which AI can understand and use industry-specific accumulated data and technical know-how in business operations.
Skyworldwide supplies 'AgentsSQL,' a PostgreSQL-based enterprise database, and also supplies 'AgentsGraph,' a cross-model database. It is also supporting AX in the public and private sectors by linking database and graph technologies with AI agents.
Shin Jae-hyuk, CEO of Skyworldwide, said that to create practical value from AI in industrial settings, it is more important than AI adoption itself to build an environment in which AI can accurately understand and use company-held data and technical experience. He added that, based on the AI data technology and business experience it has accumulated in the public sector, the company is expanding the application of its technology to various manufacturing sites such as shipbuilding.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406628
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