KT Signs Business Agreement with Aegis to Build Digital Twin Platform Service

Aegis CEO Kim Seong-ho (left) and KT Customer DX Division Executive Director Park Jeong-ho (right) are taking a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement.

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Hye-sun] KT announced on the 26th that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Aegis to discover and expand business opportunities in the digital twin sector.

KT and Aegis will jointly build a digital twin platform service capable of various simulations based on D maps and 3D spatial information, and will also collaborate to provide digital twin platform services to the government, local governments, and private companies.

KT is utilizing its next-generation game streaming solution, currently used in its cloud gaming service Game Box, in the digital twin field. Developed by KT Convergence Technology Institute, this solution installs games on cloud servers and allows users to enjoy streaming gameplay regardless of device specifications, enabling high-performance games to run smoothly. By applying this to the digital twin sector, high-definition digital twin platforms can operate even on low-spec devices.

Aegis, which has accumulated over 20 years of experience in processing 3D spatial information technology, will cooperate in processing three-dimensional precision data such as 3D maps and 3D spatial information, and plans to collaborate in building and providing disaster safety, integrated control, and facility management simulation systems.

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