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Hancom Innostream Unveils AI·AX Education Brand 'HANCOM AX LAB'

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A view of the Hancom AX Lab booth. [Photo: Hancom Innostream]

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Hancom Innostream said it plans to unveil its AI·AX education brand, 'HANCOM AX LAB.'

'HANCOM AX LAB' is an expanded AI·AX specialized education brand built on technology and education experience in the automotive and embedded fields.

Hancom Innostream plans to strengthen physical AI education centered on robot control and simulation, while expanding its education scope to AI service development and business application.

Hancom Innostream said on the 7th that it plans to unveil its AI·AX education brand, 'HANCOM AX LAB.' 'HANCOM AX LAB' is an expanded AI·AX specialized education brand built on Hancom Innostream's technology and education experience in the automotive and embedded fields. Through the brand, Hancom Innostream will strengthen physical AI education centered on robot control and simulation.

The scope of education under 'HANCOM AX LAB' spans technical understanding, implementation, and on-the-ground application. The program is focused on enhancing the AI transformation capabilities of individuals, companies, and institutions.

Hancom Innostream will take part in 'Smart Life Week(SLW) 2026,' which is being held from the 6th to the 8th at COEX in Seoul. The HANCOM AX LAB showroom at the event will be operated in the 'Yangjae·Suseo Physical AI Zone' in Hall A of COEX.

The showroom's on-site program will include a live demonstration of industrial robot movements. Educational content using NVIDIA's robot simulation platform, 'Isaac Sim,' will also be introduced on site. Visitors will be able to directly control robots on screen and use that experience to check how robot movements work. They will also be able to view related training courses.

Based on its existing digital transformation education experience, Hancom Innostream is pushing ahead with plans to expand its education scope from physical AI to AI service development and business application. Hancom Innostream operates education institutions in the fields of AI, data, and robotics.

Hancom Innostream is expanding its training programs in connection with NVIDIA and FuriosaAI. As an education partner in NVIDIA's consortium, Hancom Innostream is taking part in the Ministry of Employment and Labor's K-Digital Training project, 'NVIDIA AI CAMPUS.' On the 12th, it will open its first cohort for AI agents and AI robotics, and the curriculum will consist of lectures and projects linked to NVIDIA DLI's official courses.

In cooperation with FuriosaAI, Hancom Innostream is pushing ahead with an NPU-accredited training institution(ATC) project. It is also pushing ahead with a program to train AX specialists based on NPU and Hancom agentic OS in partnership with FuriosaAI.

Hancom Innostream plans to expand its education system to encompass AI semiconductors, agentic AI, and robotics. The company holds the distinction of being the first in South Korea and the fifth in the world to be designated an NVIDIA DLI accredited training center, and it provides AI practical training, digital transformation consulting, and industry-academia cooperation projects for universities, public institutions, and companies.

Park Tae-joon, head of Hancom Innostream's education business division, said that technical understanding and hands-on implementation experience are important prerequisites for using robots and AI in industrial settings. Based on that, he said the company plans to expand practical training through HANCOM AX LAB, adding that the program will cover robot control and simulation, AI service development, and business application.

Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407895

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