SKAI Named to Two Key Physical AI Alliance Committees at Once
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The government set aside KRW 3.1 trillion for next year's Physical AI budget, a sharp increase from this year's KRW 900 billion.
Support was also expanded to include technology development, training infrastructure buildout and on-site demonstration, increasing the need for collaboration among academia, industry and research institutions.
The Physical AI Alliance is made up of the K-Physical AI Full-Stack Committee, the Vertical Industry Bridge Committee and the Foundation Governance Committee.
As the government set aside KRW 3.1 trillion for next year's Physical AI budget, a sharp increase from this year's KRW 900 billion, it also expanded support to include technology development, training infrastructure buildout and on-site demonstration. As a result, the need for collaboration among academia, industry and research institutions has grown.
The public-private platform responding to this demand for collaboration is the Physical AI Alliance. The Physical AI Alliance is made up of the 'K-Physical AI Full-Stack Committee,' the 'Vertical Industry Bridge Committee' and the 'Foundation Governance Committee.'
Among them, the 'K-Physical AI Full-Stack Committee' is responsible for securing core technologies, while the 'Vertical Industry Bridge Committee' handles promoting application by industry. The 'Foundation Governance Committee' covers standards, trust, talent and international cooperation.
SKAI Worldwide and SKAI Intelligence announced on the 15th that they will join the Physical AI Alliance, saying their participation amounts to both companies being named at once to two key Physical AI Alliance committees. The photo shows representatives from companies participating in the Physical AI Alliance's 'Foundation Governance Committee,' and the person at the far left in the photo is Shin Jae-hyuk, CEO of SKAI Worldwide.
SKAI Worldwide is participating in the data action group of the K-Physical AI Full-Stack Committee, while SKAI Intelligence is taking part in the global cooperation action group of the Foundation Governance Committee. At the first-day event of the 'Physical AI Tech Week' held on the 13th and 14th at COEX in Seoul, the two companies introduced their respective business capabilities at a Foundation Governance Committee event.
SKAI Worldwide said it has its own graph DB, solutions and infrastructure that turn corporate information into knowledge that AI can use, and that it supports the data foundation needed to implement AI based on that capability. SKAI Intelligence said it has experience validating precision synthetic data technology with industrial robot maker ABB Robotics, and plans to share domestic companies' and research institutions' on-site learning and validation cases as well as global ones, while expanding opportunities for collaboration.
Shin Jae-hyuk, CEO of SKAI Worldwide, said the company has AI full-stack capabilities linked to physical AI. He added that the company plans to expand cooperation in data utilization, training and validation, while supporting efforts to deliver results in actual industrial settings.
Han Dong-gyun, head of SKAI Intelligence's business division, said the key is reflecting precise training data across a variety of manufacturing conditions. He added that the company will pursue the accumulation of AI training assets based on global validation experience, and said it plans to support domestic companies and research institutions in applying those assets on site.
In line with this, SKAI Worldwide will carry out Physical AI Alliance activities based on its domestically developed core data technology and global manufacturing experience. Through this, it plans to advance data utilization that reflects industrial demand, strengthen training and validation capabilities, and expand cooperation with domestic companies and research institutions. It also aims to reinforce the foundation for linking technology development achievements to on-site application, contributing to the physical AI transformation of domestic industries and helping secure global competitiveness.
Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
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