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Hyundai Rotem shows off its future military technology

 
Daring Operations in Service and Search [HYUNDAI ROTEM]

Daring Operations in Service and Search [HYUNDAI ROTEM]

Hyundai Rotem showcased its cutting-edge technologies, varying from unmanned defense systems to hydrogen-fuel vehicles, at the Seoul International Aerospace & Defense Exhibition (ADEX) 2021 held in October.
 
At Hyundai Motor Group’s exhibition booth, Hyundai Rotem displayed a range of high-tech products including hydrogen-fuel equipment and unmanned vehicles, and presented its capability in future military technologies such as autonomous driving and artificial intelligence.
 
One example is Daring Operations in Service and Search (DOSS), a four-legged electric vehicle that uses its robotic legs to travel over rough terrain.
 
HR-Sherpa, a multipurpose unmanned vehicle for both military and civilian use, also touts versatility as well as an advanced autonomous driving system, Hyundai Rotem explained. In July, Hyundai Rotem supplied HR-Sherpa embedded with a remote controlled weapon station to the Army, which makes HR-Sherpa Korea’s first unmanned vehicle for military purposes.
 
Partnered with Hyundai Motor, Hyundai Rotem also unveiled an unmanned Defense Drone with hydrogen fuel cell, a first in domestic defense industry. Hyundai Rotem expects the Defense Drone to be the stepping stone for hydrogen mobility technology in the military sector moving forward.
 
Hyundai Rotem is forging ahead with other hydrogen-related projects as well, such as hydrogen tram, plant and fueling stations.
 
 From left: Hydrogen fuel cell Defense Drone; K2 battle tank designed for the Middle East.[HYUNDAI ROTEM]

From left: Hydrogen fuel cell Defense Drone; K2 battle tank designed for the Middle East.[HYUNDAI ROTEM]

While investing in future core technology, Hyundai Rotem is also strengthening existing businesses. As the only battle tank supplier in Korea, Hyundai Rotem has been globally recognized for its technological capabilities and the export of the K2 battle tank to the Middle East in 2008.
 
“Hyundai Rotem will continue to secure core technology to diversify its product portfolio in line with the global demand,” an official from Hyundai Rotem said.
 
 

By Shin Ha-nee[ shin.hanee@joongang.co.kr]
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