Aegis Progresses Smoothly in Building Physical AI Platform with German Aerospace Center

Aegis's digital twin-based international standard physical AI platform project with the German Aerospace Center (DLR) is proceeding smoothly.

According to Aegis on July 29, the key objective of this project is to standardize and connect a wide range of data held by countries, institutions, and corporations and expand it into digital twin-based services. This is done in collaboration with 'Gaia-X', a data sovereignty and interoperability standard system led by the European Union (EU). Gaia-X is a European data infrastructure system designed to link distributed data by standardizing data ownership, access rights, usage scope, and security requirements in various sectors such as robotics, aerospace, mobility, and energy.

Aegis plans to use its participation in the Gaia-X project as a stepping stone to expand its proprietary platform, 'Vision-X', into a global physical AI infrastructure. Vision-X is a platform that establishes and operates country-specific data hubs, converting data held by national institutions and corporations into digital twin-based services. The company explained that through this, it aims to establish a recurring revenue model by operating the platform, providing real-time data and API integration, and offering industry-specific application services.

A company representative stated, "This project is significant in that Aegis secures a reference point for operating an international standard-based platform, going beyond simple digital twin construction," adding, "Through our partnership with the German Aerospace Center, we will advance a technological structure that is compatible with the Gaia-X framework and lay the groundwork for expanding into country-specific data hubs and industry-specific physical AI services in the future."

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