Defense AI specialist company Funjin announced on the 16th that it will participate in the 'InLEX KOREA 2025', which will be held at the Daejeon Convention Center (DCC) from the 18th to the 20th.
In this exhibition, Pungjin will unveil a blueprint for the next-generation AI command and decision support system centered on the 'super-large KWM (Kill-Web Matching)' technology. KWM is a system in which AI supports integrated judgment from operational planning to information preparation (IPB) and decision on course of action (CoA), suggesting the possibility of expansion across the entire battlefield, including firepower, air defense, electromagnetic, chemical, biological, and radiological systems, power support, and route analysis.
The Funjin booth consists of an experience zone and a video zone, allowing visitors to directly experience how KWM works and check out the technical achievements of the 'Army TIGER Boost Project' demonstration video, the artificial intelligence electromagnetic spectrum reconnaissance system 'KWM-Ocelot', and the synthetic data generation platform 'EagleEye'.
During the exhibition period, seminars on the topics of 'AI Command Decision Support System for Army Air Defense Operations' and 'KCCS-Army Firepower Service Construction Plan' will also be held. Pungjin was selected as an excellent company at the '2025 Artificial Intelligence Industry Awards'.
Kim Deuk-hwa, CEO of Pungjin, said, “The super-large KWM presents a vision of the future of AI staff with strategic judgment capabilities,” and “We will lead the way in developing an AI system that can complement human judgment from operational planning to decision-making and respond to complex battlefield situations.”
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