Hanwha Systems and TTA Joint Development of AI-Based 5G Tactical Communications

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Hanwha Systems and TTA Joint Development of AI-Based 5G Tactical Communications

Published2026.08.13 09:13

Building Integrated Next-Generation Military Communications Network of Terrestrial and Non-Terrestrial Networks, Establishing K-Defense Export Foundation by Reflecting NATO Standards

Hanwha Systems is joining hands with the Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA), a domestic ICT international standards certification specialist, to commence development of next-generation AI-based 5G military communications technology.

Hanwha Systems announced on the 13th that it has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with TTA for the development of an AI-based 5G tactical communications system. The company explained that this cooperation focuses on integrating civilian 5G communications technology into military communications systems, and plans to pursue development in compliance with global standards considering not only domestic operations but also exports to other countries.

Combining Military and Civilian Communications Technology Capabilities

Hanwha Systems has a track record of performing the entire process from exploratory development (2007) of the Tactical Information Communication Network (TICN) to system development (2010) and operational deployment. TTA is a participating organization in 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) and has established mobile communications standardization and internationally accredited testing and certification systems for LTE, 5G, and 6G over approximately 30 years, and is currently conducting standardization research for defense applications of commercial mobile communications technology. Through this cooperation, both organizations plan to reflect 3GPP-based civilian 5G and 6G technology and NATO communications standards from the initial design phase, and conduct interoperability verification.

Joint Development of MOSS Also Being Pursued

Both organizations are also jointly promoting the development of 'MOSS (Modular Open Suite of Standard)' technology, a vehicle-mounted multilayer tactical communications solution. MOSS is a concept that integrates mobile tactical 5G base stations, transmission equipment, communications satellite terminals, and C4I mission equipment into a single platform, and the company stated that interoperability and compatibility verification are essential.

A Hanwha Systems official stated, "We will contribute to strengthening K-defense's global competitiveness through advancing the Korean military's hyper-connected tactical communications network and enhancing response capabilities to international standardization."

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