"[Edaily Reporter Shin Ha-yeon] WAVUS (336060), a provider of integrated geospatial solutions, announced on the 20th that it will showcase its latest Urban Air Mobility (UAM) software technologies at DSK 2025 (formerly Drone Show Korea), Asia's largest exhibition dedicated to drones and Urban Air Mobility (UAM).

WAVUS plans to unveil innovative technologies that will help shape the future of the UAM industry at the exhibition, which will be held at BEXCO in Busan from February 26 to 28. These technologies include △ GeOnAirX, an integrated air traffic management solution △ GeOnDT, a digital twin development engine △ and a UAM vehicle operation simulator. The company's booth will be located within the Geospatial Information Convergence Alliance Joint Pavilion.

GeOnAirX is a next-generation integrated air traffic management platform that provides a wide range of functions, including real-time flight path management, safety monitoring, 3D aeronautical information services, and ground control operations for vertiports (vertical take-off and landing facilities).

GeOnDT utilizes digital twin technology to enable seamless integration between real and virtual environments, while the UAM vehicle operation simulator is designed to provide a virtual experience of operating UAM aircraft in realistic environments.

A WAVUS official said, “Through DSK 2025, we plan to showcase our technological capabilities and strengthen cooperation with a wide range of companies and organizations. We expect this event to provide an opportunity to further solidify our position in the UAM industry and accelerate our expansion into global markets.”

Meanwhile, DSK is Asia’s largest exhibition dedicated to drone and UAM technologies, bringing together drone and aviation industry professionals from around the world each year. Through this exhibition, WAVUS aims to promote its technological expertise and innovation while establishing itself as a leading company contributing to the advancement of the UAM ecosystem.

Shin Ha-yeon (summer1@edaily.co.kr)"

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