COTS Technology Participates in "Seoul ADEX 2025" ... Unveils SBCs and Embedded Systems for Weapon Systems

Photo of the booth of COTS Technology participating in 'Seoul ADEX 2025'. Provided by COTS Technology

COTS Technology, a company specializing in defense industry embedded systems based on single board computers (SBCs) and led by CEO Cho Jiwon, announced on the 22nd that it is participating in 'Seoul ADEX 2025', which is being held at KINTEX in Ilsan until the 24th, and has unveiled its lineup of SBCs for weapon systems and defense embedded systems.

At this exhibition, COTS Technology is showcasing its core module product lineup, which has demonstrated high reliability and high performance in actual operation, focusing on SBC-based embedded systems that have been deployed in major weapon systems such as Cheonma (surface-to-air guided weapon). In particular, the company's SBC solutions ensure stable computing and control performance even in extreme environments, and are strengthening the technological competitiveness of defense battlefield computing components with domestically developed technology.

Through this exhibition, COTS Technology plans to expand its technological applications to areas such as AI, autonomous weapon systems, and next-generation battlefield integrated systems. The company also aims to strengthen its cooperation network with major domestic and international defense companies in order to secure global competitiveness for Korean embedded technology.

Cho Jiwon, CEO of COTS Technology, stated, "Seoul ADEX 2025 is an important stage to showcase COTS Technology's SBC technology for defense and system integration capabilities to both domestic and overseas stakeholders," adding, "Based on our accumulated technological expertise, we will grow into a specialized defense embedded company recognized in the global defense market."

Meanwhile, marking its 15th edition this year, Seoul ADEX 2025 is the largest defense exhibition ever, with more than 600 companies from 35 countries participating. Major Korean companies such as Hanwha Aerospace, Hyundai Rotem, LIG Nex1, and Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), as well as global defense companies including Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Thales, are exhibiting advanced weapon systems and key components.

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