MakinaRocks Mounts 'Equipment Operation AI Aide' on Navy's Pohang Ship... Moves Into Testing
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MakinaRocks has mounted its 'Equipment Operation AI Aide' on Pohang, a ship under the Navy's 1st Fleet Command, and begun demonstration operations.
The demonstration was carried out within the framework of the KRIT-led '100 Defense Innovation Companies Technology Development Dedicated Support Project' against the backdrop of declining military manpower and increasing difficulty in operating and maintaining equipment aboard ships.
The AI mounted on Pohang helps users find manuals, guidelines, and maintenance materials in a closed-network environment, and the company will later review expanding its application to other ships and the defense sector.
MakinaRocks is applying on-device AI to Navy vessels. On the 6th, the company said it had mounted an 'Equipment Operation AI Aide' on Pohang, a ship under the Navy's 1st Fleet Command, and begun demonstration operations on the vessel.
The demonstration was carried out within the framework of the Korea Research Institute for Defense Technology Planning and Advancement (KRIT)-led '100 Defense Innovation Companies Technology Development Dedicated Support Project.' The project was pursued against the backdrop of declining military manpower and growing difficulty in operating and maintaining equipment aboard ships.
The project aims to help service members quickly check manuals and guidelines on site. The AI mounted on Pohang helps users look up manuals and guidelines more quickly in the field.
The technology is based on MakinaRocks' proprietary AI operating system, 'Runway,' and applies an AI agent framework. It also uses related documents such as naval gun technical manuals and maintenance materials as training data to help users retrieve information needed during equipment operation.
In consideration of the ship's closed-network environment, a lightweight on-device AI operating environment was established. As a result, the AI runs inside the ship even without an external network connection and supports manual and guideline searches through AI functions.
The Equipment Operation AI Aide was actually installed on Pohang. After it was mounted on the ship, normal operation was confirmed, and a demonstration was also conducted for key figures including the commander of the Navy's 1st Fleet Command.
The system will then continue to be operated aboard the ship. The purpose of the continued operation is to verify field applicability and usability, and MakinaRocks plans to reflect field feedback gathered during the demonstration process and further advance the system.
The Navy plans to review ways to expand the system's application to other ships and the defense sector based on the results of this operation. Taking this demonstration as an opportunity, MakinaRocks intends to continue developing AI technology that supports equipment operation in defense settings, and later aims to expand its application to various weapons systems and equipment across the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
Yoon Sung-ho, CEO of MakinaRocks, stressed that the significance of this deployment lies in the fact that AI was applied to support equipment operation in a real ship's closed-network, on-device environment. He added that the company plans to continue advancing AI utilization technologies for the defense sector by reflecting field feedback.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407825
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