Skyworldwide Joins Physical AI Alliance, Expands Data and Global Cooperation
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Skyworldwide has joined the government-led Physical AI Alliance.
Skyworldwide has been included in the data action group under the 'K-Physical AI Full-Stack Subcommittee.'
Its affiliate Skyintelligence has joined the global cooperation action group under the 'Foundation Governance Subcommittee.'
Skyworldwide has joined the government-led Physical AI Alliance. The company will expand cooperation in the data sector and has been included in the data action group under the K-Physical AI Full-Stack Subcommittee. Its affiliate Skyintelligence has joined the global cooperation action group under the Foundation Governance Subcommittee. Skyintelligence has also been included in the global cooperation action group under the Foundation Governance Subcommittee.
The Physical AI Alliance is a public-private partnership aimed at linking technology development, industrial applications, standards, trust, talent, and international cooperation. The alliance is composed of the K-Physical AI Full-Stack Subcommittee, the Vertical Industry Bridge Subcommittee, and the Foundation Governance Subcommittee. It seeks to secure technologies by sector and promote their deployment in the field.
The government is increasing investment related to Physical AI. According to the company, the 2027 government budget proposal for related programs is KRW 3.1 trillion, up from KRW 900 billion this year. The scope of support has also expanded to include training infrastructure development and field demonstrations, in addition to technology development.
The company said the broader support scope has increased the importance of collaboration among academia, industry, and research institutions. As a result, the need for public-private cooperation through the Physical AI Alliance is also being highlighted.
Skyworldwide and Skyintelligence took part in the 'Physical AI Tech Week' held on the 13th and 14th at COEX in Seoul, where they introduced their technologies and areas of cooperation. The two companies participated together in the event to unveil their technological capabilities and future cooperation plans.
On the first day of the event, the Foundation Governance Subcommittee session, hosted by the National Information Society Agency (NIA) and KAIST, was held. The session featured introductions to activities, topic presentations, presentations by participating companies, and a comprehensive discussion.
At the session, Skyworldwide introduced its role in converting corporate data into a knowledge structure usable by AI based on graph database (DB) technology. The company said it has its own graph DB, data solutions, and infrastructure, and plans to use them to support a data foundation for Physical AI development. Skyintelligence said it is pursuing global cooperation with a focus on industrial synthetic data and digital twin technology, and that it has experience validating precise synthetic data with ABB Robotics. It also proposed sharing cases of AI training and validation at manufacturing sites with domestic companies and research institutions and expanding the scope of cooperation.
At the event, Skyworldwide CEO Shin Jae-hyuk said the company has experience in data businesses centered on public, financial, and manufacturing sectors and also has capabilities in AI solutions and infrastructure. He added that the company has handled 337 projects for more than 130 clients so far.
Shin said Skyworldwide has the capabilities to connect data, AI solutions, infrastructure, and Physical AI. He added that the company plans to expand cooperation in data utilization, training, and validation, while also expressing its commitment to supporting practical applications in industrial settings.
Next, Han Dong-gyun, head of Skyintelligence's business division, introduced the company's synthetic data validation case with ABB Robotics and its participation in a joint white paper with ABB Robotics and NVIDIA. Based on this, Skyintelligence cited its validation work and white paper participation as examples.
Han said it is important to precisely reflect training data under a wide range of manufacturing conditions. He also said the company is pursuing the use of global validation experience as an AI training asset and expressed its commitment to supporting on-site applications for domestic companies and research institutions.
Going forward, the two companies plan to pursue Physical AI Alliance activities and, based on that, strengthen both companies' data utilization capabilities and training and validation capabilities, while also pursuing plans to expand cooperation with domestic companies and research institutions. In addition, based on Skyworldwide's data technology, Skyintelligence's synthetic data experience, and Skyintelligence's global manufacturing cooperation experience, they plan to link their capabilities and expand the scope of Physical AI applications in industrial settings.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
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