Mobilint, a domestic AI semiconductor company, has taken its first step into the defense market by supplying its proprietary NPU-based inference platform to the Korean Navy's intelligent video surveillance system. This is noteworthy as it expands its supply base to defense operations following references in the public sector such as Korea Expressway Corporation's AI CCTV conversion project.

 

On the 19th, Mobilint announced that it will supply its AI semiconductor-based inference platform to the Navy's 'NPU-based Intelligent Video Surveillance System Pilot Construction Project.'

 

 

This project implements a next-generation surveillance system by combining AI inference infrastructure with existing CCTV-focused visual monitoring systems to detect and analyze risk situations inside and outside naval vessels in real-time.

The AI continuously analyzes video to proactively identify various abnormal situations such as △intrusions △fires △flooding △maritime accidents △abnormal behavior △abandoned objects △failure to wear safety equipment, and supports rapid response through control screens and alarms, according to the company.

Construction efficiency and scalability are secured by adding AI analysis functions while maintaining existing CCTV and video management systems (VMS).

 

 

Naval vessels operate in a special environment where a small number of control personnel must simultaneously monitor dozens of screens due to extended voyages and limited operational workforce.