Expanding International Standard-Based Digital Collaboration
Discovering Joint Projects to Integrate the KAC-BIM Platform

Korea Airports Corporation is accelerating the digital transformation of airport infrastructure through collaboration with a global building information modeling (BIM) software company.


On the 19th, at the AIBIM Center of Korea Airports Corporation, Park Jaehee, Acting President of Korea Airports Corporation (right), is taking a commemorative photo with Oh Chanjoo, CEO of Autodesk Korea (left), at the business agreement ceremony for BIM technology cooperation. Korea Airports Corporation

On the 19th, at the AIBIM Center of Korea Airports Corporation, Park Jaehee, Acting President of Korea Airports Corporation (right), is taking a commemorative photo with Oh Chanjoo, CEO of Autodesk Korea (left), at the business agreement ceremony for BIM technology cooperation. Korea Airports Corporation

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On May 20, Korea Airports Corporation announced that it had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Autodesk Korea at the Korea Airports Corporation AI·BIM Center for technical exchange and mutual cooperation in the field of BIM.



This agreement aims to expand an internationally standardized digital collaboration environment across all airport infrastructure projects and to strengthen data-driven project execution systems and information management capabilities. Both parties agreed to cooperate to enable data-centric project management.



The main points of the agreement include: reviewing collaboration plans to comply with international standards in BIM (such as IFC and ISO19650); jointly discovering planning projects to link Autodesk solutions with the Corporation’s BIM platform “KAC-BIM”; and conducting various exchange activities such as technical seminars and training. The Corporation expects that cooperation with Autodesk will strengthen its position as a leading public institution in the smart airport field and enhance its external credibility.



In addition, the two parties discussed further advancing digital transformation (DX) capabilities, including optimizing AI-based BIM functions, and cooperation in smart airport operations. Based on this, they also shared opinions regarding possible joint entry into the overseas airport construction market in the future.




Park Jaehee, Acting President of Korea Airports Corporation, stated, "Through this agreement, we will actively utilize advanced BIM solutions to accelerate the digital transformation of airport infrastructure, and based on both parties’ proven technological capabilities, we will lead the future changes in the airport industry."


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