The Korea Land Information Corporation has created a platform to discuss transforming aging urban areas into future-oriented AI smart cities.
On September 10, the Korea Land Information Corporation announced that during the 10th World Smart City Expo held at BEXCO in Busan, it confirmed the achievements of the Urban Renewal Law for aging urban areas and discussed plans for building smart future cities utilizing artificial intelligence (AI).
This conference was organized to share the progress of urban renewal projects in local governments following the implementation of the Urban Renewal Law, as well as the achievements of supporting organizations such as the Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements and the Korea Land Information Corporation.
The Urban Renewal Law is a special law that relaxes regulations to systematically manage large-scale residential districts of over 1 million square meters that have been completed for more than 20 years.
During the conference, Dr. Choi Hoon-ho from the Korea Land Information Corporation introduced specialized services for local governments and residents using the Urban Renewal Platform. He emphasized the benefits for citizens through digital twin simulations that support the establishment of basic plans for local governments and facilitate resident decision-making.
Shim Byeong-seop, head of LX's Spatial Information Headquarters, stated, “The urban renewal project for aging urban areas is not just a simple redevelopment but a testbed for transforming into smart future cities that combine spatial information and AI.” He added, “We will enhance the transparency and momentum of the renewal projects by adding AI analytical technology to the proven results of digital twin simulations and automated decision-making.”
* This article has been translated by AI.
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