Hankom Inostream Joins NVIDIA to Train AI Talent in Agentic AI and Robotics
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Hankom Inostream will participate as an education partner in the K-Digital Training "AI Campus" program in cooperation with NVIDIA.
Hankom Inostream announced on the 9th that it is recruiting students for the first cohort, and the curriculum consists of 2 tracks: "AI Agent" and "Robotics."
Each track will be run as an offline intensive program totaling 960 hours, and the training period runs from October 12 to April 2, 2027.
Hankom Inostream, a subsidiary of Hancom, is teaming up with NVIDIA to train practical talent in AI agents and robotics. The project was launched after NVIDIA was selected as the operating institution for the Ministry of Employment and Labor's K-Digital Training (KDT) "AI Campus" program, and Hankom Inostream will participate as an education partner in the KDT "AI Campus" program.
Based on its experience operating an NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute (DLI) certified training center, Hankom Inostream will oversee curriculum operations for the project. It will also handle practical projects and job placement linkage programs.
Hankom Inostream announced on the 9th that it is recruiting students for the first cohort of the "NVIDIA AI Campus." The curriculum consists of 2 tracks: "AI Agent" and "Robotics."
Each track will be run as an offline intensive program totaling 960 hours. The training period runs from October 12 to April 2, 2027, and lasts 6 months.
The training is divided into an AI Agent track held at NVIDIA's dedicated AI campus in Pangyo and a Robotics track conducted in Seongsu-dong, Seoul. The AI Agent track covers large language models (LLM), retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), LangChain, and LangGraph, and focuses on designing and implementing generative AI services and agentic AI services through hands-on practice using NVIDIA NIM and NeMo.
The Robotics track focuses on "Sim-to-Real." This refers to connecting virtual-environment learning and validation technologies to actual robots. The course uses NVIDIA GPU acceleration technology, Isaac Sim, OpenUSD, and reinforcement learning, and also includes hands-on practice using a robot workstation equipped with a vision camera and a robot workstation equipped with a precision gripper.
More than 30% of the overall curriculum consists of projects based on real-world corporate tasks. NVIDIA DLI certified instructors and NVIDIA DLI ambassadors will participate in setting technical direction and reviewing code. Graduates will receive support for networking with partner company practitioners, creating portfolios based on capstone projects, and one-on-one job consulting.
For eligible recipients of the National Tomorrow Learning Card, the program will cover the full tuition cost with government funding, and if payment requirements are met, it will also provide a monthly training stipend of up to KRW 400,000. Recruitment for the first cohort runs through the 18th.
Hankom Inostream said that, in the AI industry, practical capabilities that lead actual problem-solving are more important than simply acquiring theory. Kim Yeon-su, CEO of Hankom Inostream, said the company will systematically train practical talent that will drive the growth of the AI and robotics industries by combining NVIDIA's global technology ecosystem with Hankom Inostream's specialized technical education capabilities.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-ki
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406741
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