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What changedKorean Air’s overseas business development head Kim Ha-neul identified physical AI, scalable mass production and software-defined defence as key aerospace trends. Kim also pointed to AI-powered inspection drones as a way to improve commercial efficiency, and advocated working with innovative startups alongside existing government contracts to shorten development cycles.
LIG Defense & Aerospace president Shin Ik-hyun said companies need to clean and reorganise existing data before applying AI, describing reliable data foundations as essential to making the technology useful. That is a practical counterweight to the familiar urge to put AI on the roadmap first and sort out the inputs later.
The Korea Times reports that the remarks came during a Jinju forum session involving Anduril Korea, AeroVironment, Korean Air, LIG Defense & Aerospace and ANH Structure.
Sources and evidence- Aerospace industry calls for faster shift to software-defined defense – The Korea Times: At a Jinju aerospace forum, Korean Air’s Kim Ha-neul highlighted physical AI, scalable production and AI-powered inspection drones, while LIG Defense & Aerospace’s Shin Ik-hyun said reliable, reorganised data is needed before applying AI.
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