Exhibiting a Wide Range of Defense RF Module Products
Miniatures of Inspection Equipment Enhance Visitor Understanding
JLabs, a company specializing in the production of defense RF modules, led by CEOs Seok Junhak and Song Seunghun, announced that it successfully concluded its participation in the 2025 Korea Military Science and Technology Conference (KMIST) exhibition, which was held from June 11 to June 13 at the Jeju International Convention Center (ICC).
The 2025 Korea Military Science and Technology Conference is the largest national defense science academic conference in Korea, held annually by the Korea Military Science and Technology Society. The event aims to strengthen national defense capabilities through academic research in military science and technology and academic exchanges between domestic and international organizations in related fields.
Founded in 2019, JLabs specializes in the development and production of defense RF modules, with its headquarters located in Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province, and its research institute in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province. At this exhibition, JLabs not only showcased frequency synthesizers for guided weapons and various RF modules, which have consistently attracted attention in Korea, but also created and displayed miniatures related to its inspection equipment business to enhance visitors' understanding. The company also drew significant attention by exhibiting its recently completed simulator business sector.
By exhibiting such a diverse range of defense industry products, JLabs has recently opened a factory of approximately 2,300 square meters in Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province, establishing a foundation for mass production in a more comfortable environment. The company is also working to build a stable business structure through continuous development project orders.
In addition, JLabs has been actively participating in development projects and recently signed a contract with LIG Nex1 for the long-range air-to-ground guided missile project. The company is also about to sign a contract with LIG Nex1 for the development of the long-range artillery interception system, known as the "Korean Iron Dome" project.
Song Seunghun, CEO of JLabs, stated, "I am very proud that we were able to demonstrate JLabs' enhanced capabilities this year compared to last year through the exhibition," adding, "This exhibition served as an opportunity to showcase both the future of JLabs and the future of Korea's defense industry." He continued, "We plan to exhibit an even wider variety of products at the upcoming ADEX exhibition in October."
Meanwhile, JLabs is a specialized company developing and manufacturing frequency synthesizers and anti-jamming receivers for guided weapons in the defense industry. Its headquarters, factory, and environmental testing center are located in Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province, while its research institute is in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province. With more than 10 years of experience in the defense sector, JLabs develops products such as 'RF modules,' 'RF components,' and 'digital modules and test devices,' positioning itself as an innovative company. In addition, JLabs was recognized as a Defense Venture Center partner company by the Defense Agency for Technology and Quality in 2020 and received the Gyeongsangbuk-do Excellent Startup Company Governor's Award in 2021. The company also holds numerous technology certifications and patents.
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