Nucode Partners With Zing Drone Solutions on Secure Wireless Module Development and Supply
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Nucode and Zing Drone Solutions signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on the 1st, local time.
Nucode said it had reached a tentative deal on the development and supply of an electronic component module incorporating Zing's ultra-compact solution.
The two companies will finalize the development scope and supply terms in the formal contract, and are also reviewing secure design and response to U.S. certification requirements.
Nucode, a company specializing in secure, location-based wireless communications MCU and NPU modules, and U.S. drone identification and airspace intelligence company Zing Drone Solutions signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on the 1st, local time. Nucode said in connection with the agreement that it had reached a tentative deal on the development and supply of an electronic component module incorporating Zing's ultra-compact solution.
The two companies plan to finalize the module's development scope and supply terms in the formal contract. Under the tentative agreement, they will prioritize development and supply of the electronic component module after signing the MOU, with detailed scope and conditions to be determined in a follow-up agreement.
Nucode received a request for information (RFI) from Zing that included technical, security, and regulatory requirements. Nucode supplied sample Wi-Fi and BLE combo modules, and the two companies exchanged hardware samples, allowing each side to directly verify the other's technology.
The two companies plan to strengthen their cooperation going forward. Nucode said the core of the partnership lies in supply chain security required by the U.S. public sector and defense markets. Accordingly, the two sides are reviewing secure, backdoor-free designs, component origin and BOM transparency, secure boot and signed firmware, and response to U.S. certification requirements.
Nucode and Zing Drone Solutions discussed technical cooperation on defense projects based on wireless communications and control, beyond the scope of supplying Wi-Fi and BLE modules. The two companies plan to strengthen their cooperation going forward.
Ian Annase, CEO of Zing Drone Solutions, said manufacturers of UASs worldwide and operators of critical infrastructure need a clear way to comply with Remote ID regulations. He also expressed expectations for Nucode's technology.
Lee Kwan-hyeong, CEO of Nucode, said drone identification awareness is low in Korea. He said the era of mandatory drone identification is approaching and attached significance to the fact that a Korean module company can take part in Zing Drone Solutions' technology. He added that Nucode intends to use its communications and security capabilities to help introduce Zing's drone identification technology to Korea.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407759
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