Pungjin Unveils Defense AI Solutions at U.S. AUSA, Targets Global Defense Market

Pungjin has entered the global defense market by taking part in a specialized U.S. Army exhibition and unveiling its in-house defense AI solutions. The event Pungjin attended was the Annual Meeting & Exposition 2026, or AUSA 2026, and the exhibition runs through the 14th.

AUSA is an annual Army-focused exhibition hosted by the Association of the United States Army. The event serves as a venue for sharing the U.S. Army's acquisition policies and future force development direction, as well as for exchanges among global defense companies and military officials.

This year, AUSA 2026 is expected to draw participation from about 100 countries, more than 750 companies, and more than 40,000 visitors. At the event, Pungjin is showcasing technologies in AI command decision-making, RF signal analysis, and unmanned system mission control.

As its exhibition lineup, Pungjin is unveiling the command-post AI command decision-making system KWM-onP, the RF spectrum analysis system KWM-Ocelot, the unmanned system mission control solution KWM-stA, and EagleEye, a synthetic data generation and management platform for AI training.

KWM-onP is an AI command decision-making system based on tactical field-collected information, designed to support commanders in situational awareness and decision-making. The system was built so that AI can be used in the field even when network links to higher command posts are cut off. KWM-onP has undergone combat experimentation with the South Korean Army and has also been validated through unit demonstrations with the South Korean Army.

KWM-Ocelot is a nearby signal detection and analysis solution that uses RF spectrum. The solution was developed to analyze radio signals from targets that are difficult to directly confirm and identify potential threats. KWM-Ocelot has undergone validation testing with the South Korean military.

KWM-stA is an AI mission control solution that supports unmanned system operations and assists command vehicles and field personnel. Through this, it enables the operation of multiple types of unmanned systems and mission execution. Pungjin plans to use KWM-stA as a basis to explore partnership opportunities with U.S. and global defense companies, with potential areas of cooperation including unmanned systems and AI mission execution.

Pungjin's defense AI solution EagleEye is a synthetic generation and management platform for AI training data that is difficult to secure in defense environments. EagleEye can operate in a closed-network environment. It has received DQ mark certification from the Defense Acquisition Program Administration and is currently being supplied to and used by the South Korean Army.

On the first day of the exhibition, Pungjin introduced how each solution operates to local defense companies and military officials. The company said inquiries about KWM-Ocelot continued throughout the process. KWM-Ocelot is a solution that uses RF spectrum to analyze surrounding signals and detect threats.

Pungjin plans to expand its points of contact with overseas defense markets, including the United States, through this exhibition. To that end, it plans to meet with local defense companies, government officials, and military personnel. It also plans to assess business demand and discuss the potential for joint projects and technological cooperation.

Kim Deuk-hwa, CEO of Pungjin, described AUSA as a venue to introduce Pungjin's defense AI technologies and practical military application experience to the U.S. market. Kim said there are cooperation opportunities being discussed in the Middle East and Asia. He added that the company intends to build on the contacts secured at this exhibition and pursue concrete business results such as signing MOUs.

Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-ki
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408131

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