Hancom is expanding the application of its artificial intelligence (AI) agent platform, 'Agentic OS,' into the construction and engineering sectors. The company has been conducting proof of concept (PoC) trials across various industries, including retail with partners like BGF Group and Namyang Dairy, and is now broadening its scope to include construction and engineering.
On November 4, Hancom announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Topec Engineering to collaborate on the Agentic OS project. The partnership aims to develop an AI agent specialized in engineering document creation based on real-world work environments and data, validating its potential through the PoC.
The company will focus on analyzing project requirements presented by clients and supporting the creation of engineering documents. The AI agent will draft key document sections by reflecting internal technical materials and execution experiences, while also assisting with diagram creation using Hangul's shape functions and adjusting formats and lengths according to client specifications. Both companies plan to review the results of the trial to consider transitioning to full-scale operations and expanding the application scope.
Hancom's Agentic OS is a platform that integrates multiple AI agents with corporate data and work systems. The company is pushing for technical validation in corporate settings, aiming for an official launch in the fourth quarter of this year.
To achieve this, Hancom is expanding its AX business with collaborations such as AI solution provision from BGF Group and PoC cooperation with Namyang Dairy. Through this partnership, Hancom aims to secure an engineering-specific AI agent model and broaden business opportunities with architecture and engineering firms that have similar operational needs.
Kim Yeon-soo, CEO of Hancom, stated, “By combining Hancom's document technology with Agentic OS, we will maximize productivity and efficiency in industrial workplaces. We will enhance industry-specific models and expand our corporate AX business.”
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