LIG D&A is officially launching the development of an intelligent decision support system.
On July 22, LIG D&A announced that it has been selected as the lead research and development agency for a defense ICT R&D project overseen by the Ministry of Science and ICT.
The project aims to develop an AI-based decision support system that automates and enhances operational planning for commanders based on battlefield situation analysis. Approximately 6.2 billion won (about $5.2 million) will be invested in this initiative.
The core objective is to establish a data processing system that leads to command directives through predictions based on battlefield environment analysis, ultimately reducing the time required for operational planning. The intelligent command system is expected to be completed by 2029.
A key component of the project is the creation of a 'Defense AI Dedicated Big Data Cloud' that consolidates fragmented battlefield information into a single cloud for real-time integration. This will facilitate technologies such as 'intelligent fact analysis' to diagnose current situations, 'situation development prediction' to forecast power deployment, and 'directive AI-based automatic generation of strategies' to significantly enhance the speed of military command decisions.
Meanwhile, the defense industry is accelerating the integration of AI into joint command and control systems and manned-unmanned hybrid systems, pushing forward the AI transformation of defense command systems.
On July 22, LIG D&A announced that it has been selected as the lead research and development agency for a defense ICT R&D project overseen by the Ministry of Science and ICT.
The project aims to develop an AI-based decision support system that automates and enhances operational planning for commanders based on battlefield situation analysis. Approximately 6.2 billion won (about $5.2 million) will be invested in this initiative.
The core objective is to establish a data processing system that leads to command directives through predictions based on battlefield environment analysis, ultimately reducing the time required for operational planning. The intelligent command system is expected to be completed by 2029.
A key component of the project is the creation of a 'Defense AI Dedicated Big Data Cloud' that consolidates fragmented battlefield information into a single cloud for real-time integration. This will facilitate technologies such as 'intelligent fact analysis' to diagnose current situations, 'situation development prediction' to forecast power deployment, and 'directive AI-based automatic generation of strategies' to significantly enhance the speed of military command decisions.
Meanwhile, the defense industry is accelerating the integration of AI into joint command and control systems and manned-unmanned hybrid systems, pushing forward the AI transformation of defense command systems.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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