The RoK Army has created a ‘demonstration combat brigade' to test manned-unmanned operations that leverage technologies including AI and unmanned systems such as this 6×6 unmanned surveillance vehicle developed by Hanwha Defense. (Hanwha Defense)

South Korea's Ministry of National Defense (MND) has disclosed details about plans to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and unmanned systems into Republic of Korea (RoK) Army combat brigades during the coming decade and beyond.

The MND said the plan is progressing through the recent creation of the ‘Army Tiger Demonstration Brigade' within the RoK Army's 25th Infantry Division in Yangju, Gyeonggi-do province, which is responsible for command-and-control operations.

The MND said that South Korea's Defence Minister Lee Jong-sup had visited the new brigade one day earlier. The brigade was formally established in June and, according to the MND, is drawing up new “concepts, structures, and tactics” that utilise advanced technologies.

The RoK Army has created a ‘demonstration combat brigade' to test manned-unmanned operations that leverage technologies including AI and unmanned systems such as this 6×6 unmanned surveillance vehicle developed by Hanwha Defense. (Hanwha Defense)

South Korea's Ministry of National Defense (MND) has disclosed details about plans to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and unmanned systems into Republic of Korea (RoK) Army combat brigades during the coming decade and beyond.

The MND said the plan is progressing through the recent creation of the ‘Army Tiger Demonstration Brigade' within the RoK Army's 25th Infantry Division in Yangju, Gyeonggi-do province, which is responsible for command-and-control operations.

The MND said that South Korea's Defence Minister Lee Jong-sup had visited the new brigade one day earlier. The brigade was formally established in June and, according to the MND, is drawing up new “concepts, structures, and tactics” that utilise advanced technologies.

The RoK Army has created a ‘demonstration combat brigade' to test manned-unmanned operations that leverage technologies including AI and unmanned systems such as this 6×6 unmanned surveillance vehicle developed by Hanwha Defense. (Hanwha Defense)

South Korea's Ministry of National Defense (MND) has disclosed details about plans to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and unmanned systems into Republic of Korea (RoK) Army combat brigades during the coming decade and beyond.

The MND said the plan is progressing through the recent creation of the ‘Army Tiger Demonstration Brigade' within the RoK Army's 25th Infantry Division in Yangju, Gyeonggi-do province, which is responsible for command-and-control operations.

The MND said that South Korea's Defence Minister Lee Jong-sup had visited the new brigade one day earlier. The brigade was formally established in June and, according to the MND, is drawing up new “concepts, structures, and tactics” that utilise advanced technologies.

The RoK Army has created a ‘demonstration combat brigade' to test manned-unmanned operations that leverage technologies including AI and unmanned systems such as this 6×6 unmanned surveillance vehicle developed by Hanwha Defense. (Hanwha Defense)

South Korea's Ministry of National Defense (MND) has disclosed details about plans to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and unmanned systems into Republic of Korea (RoK) Army combat brigades during the coming decade and beyond.

The MND said the plan is progressing through the recent creation of the ‘Army Tiger Demonstration Brigade' within the RoK Army's 25th Infantry Division in Yangju, Gyeonggi-do province, which is responsible for command-and-control operations.

The MND said that South Korea's Defence Minister Lee Jong-sup had visited the new brigade one day earlier. The brigade was formally established in June and, according to the MND, is drawing up new “concepts, structures, and tactics” that utilise advanced technologies.

The RoK Army has created a ‘demonstration combat brigade' to test manned-unmanned operations that leverage technologies including AI and unmanned systems such as this 6×6 unmanned surveillance vehicle developed by Hanwha Defense. (Hanwha Defense)

South Korea's Ministry of National Defense (MND) has disclosed details about plans to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and unmanned systems into Republic of Korea (RoK) Army combat brigades during the coming decade and beyond.

The MND said the plan is progressing through the recent creation of the ‘Army Tiger Demonstration Brigade' within the RoK Army's 25th Infantry Division in Yangju, Gyeonggi-do province, which is responsible for command-and-control operations.

The MND said that South Korea's Defence Minister Lee Jong-sup had visited the new brigade one day earlier. The brigade was formally established in June and, according to the MND, is drawing up new “concepts, structures, and tactics” that utilise advanced technologies.

The RoK Army has created a ‘demonstration combat brigade' to test manned-unmanned operations that leverage technologies including AI and unmanned systems such as this 6×6 unmanned surveillance vehicle developed by Hanwha Defense. (Hanwha Defense)

South Korea's Ministry of National Defense (MND) has disclosed details about plans to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and unmanned systems into Republic of Korea (RoK) Army combat brigades during the coming decade and beyond.

The MND said the plan is progressing through the recent creation of the ‘Army Tiger Demonstration Brigade' within the RoK Army's 25th Infantry Division in Yangju, Gyeonggi-do province, which is responsible for command-and-control operations.

The MND said that South Korea's Defence Minister Lee Jong-sup had visited the new brigade one day earlier. The brigade was formally established in June and, according to the MND, is drawing up new “concepts, structures, and tactics” that utilise advanced technologies.