A design integration framework has emerged that enables the entire survivability analysis process—from when a warship comes under enemy attack, minimizes damage, recovers key functions, and continues its mission—to be handled with a single domestically-produced software. It is noteworthy in that it establishes a foundation for technological self-reliance in the warship survivability design field, which had previously depended on foreign software.

On the same day at 11:00 AM, the institute held its first public demonstration session in the main conference room of the Daejeon headquarters, unveiling key functions and gathering on-site feedback.

From the stage of evading enemy attacks through damage mitigation after being struck to recovery of damaged functions, the entire lifecycle of warship survivability can be continuously analyzed within a single platform.

isSAFE also has the advantage of facilitating customized modifications and functional enhancement to suit operational environments, given that it was developed with domestic technology.

Senior Researcher Kim Ui-young of the AX Convergence Research Center at KAERI led the technical development.