[ADEX 2025] Funzin Showcases Super-Scale KWM at ADEX 2025

 

Funzin, a defense vertical AI company, announced on the 20th that it will participate in ADEX 2025 to present its super-large KWM system, positioned as a core platform for future battlefield operations.

At the exhibition, Funzin will operate a booth centered on its advanced AI staff system, “KWM-Web Matching,” along with the electromagnetic spectrum reconnaissance system “KWM-Ocelot” and real-time intelligence linkage capabilities.

In particular, Funzin will introduce the unmanned mobile mission platform “KWM-stA” and the next-generation munitions automation system “KWM-RANZA,” expanding its defense AI solution portfolio.

KWM-Ocelot integrates RF detection technology and an intelligence linkage system with the existing KWM framework, complementing EO/IR-based reconnaissance by addressing limitations in target recognition. This configuration forms part of Funzin’s large-scale KWM system designed to support AI-based battlefield automation.

“KWM-stA (standalone AI),” which will be unveiled for the first time, is a self-contained battlefield management system that supports manned-unmanned teaming in conjunction with a tactical vehicle-mounted MUM-TC2 system. Drones and unmanned vehicles can be launched, monitored, and recovered in real time from within command and control vehicles. Unmanned systems conduct reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition through AI-based target analysis and mission generation functions. Operators can manage missions via an intuitive user interface without requiring specialized equipment knowledge, and the system is designed for future integration with network-centric tactical environments.

“KWM-RANZA,” a next-generation munitions automation system, is an AI-based platform that visualizes logistics flows in real time and integrates supply and distribution data across units. By automating complex logistics processes, commanders can monitor overall logistics status more efficiently, while AI supports route planning based on operational conditions and distribution priorities. Field personnel can execute missions and report results in real time through mobile devices.

In addition, “EagleEye,” an AI synthetic data generation platform that has received the first DQ Mark certification in the defense AI field from the Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DTaQ), will also be showcased at the booth.

Funzin CEO Kim Deuk-hwa stated, “Funzin continuously incorporates feedback from military stakeholders to develop and refine required technologies,” adding, “Through this exhibition, we aim to demonstrate how AI-based staff systems centered on KWM can support faster decision-making and more effective operation of unmanned systems in future battlefield environments.”

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