Incheon TP Transfers ‘K-Drone Urban Management Technology’ to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Incheon Technopark (Incheon TP) will share Incheon's know-how in operating urban management systems utilizing drones with Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, and work to create a foundation for local drone companies to enter the Central Asian market.

On July 20, Incheon TP announced that it recently signed a business agreement with the Construction Development Center (CDC), which operates under the Ministry of Urban Development, Construction, and Housing of Mongolia. The agreement is for the introduction of a drone-based urban management system in Ulaanbaatar.

The agreement was established to support Ulaanbaatar in its transition to a smart city, as the city is experiencing complex urban challenges, including traffic congestion and aging infrastructure, due to rapid population influx and urban expansion.

Under the agreement, the two organizations will closely cooperate to resolve urban issues in Ulaanbaatar by sharing Incheon's drone-based urban management center operation technologies and know-how, as well as data for local surveys and administrative support in Ulaanbaatar.

Incheon Technopark and Mongolian Construction Development Center Sign Business Agreement. Provided by Incheon Technopark.

The Incheon Drone Urban Management Center is considered a leading case of improving administrative efficiency and addressing local issues by using drones for tidal flat safety management, improving residents' living environments through air quality monitoring, and preventing infectious diseases by disinfecting blind spots.

Lee Juho, President of Incheon TP, stated, "This agreement marks a meaningful first step in sharing Incheon's advanced drone utilization technology and experience with Mongolia. We expect it will also serve as a stepping stone for Incheon drone companies to expand into the Mongolian market."

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