en.Wedoany.com Reported - MobiGen announced on the 7th that it has won a project to upgrade artificial intelligence (AI) operations technology for a domestic energy public institution.

The main content of the project is to restructure technical documents related to power plant operations into an AI-processable knowledge system and build an AI operations environment based on this. MobiGen plans to apply the ontology-based AI-native data platform "Graphio" to establish an intelligent data foundation that connects operational processes with industry knowledge.

Power plant sites have accumulated a wealth of knowledge assets such as technical documents and specialized terminology. However, for AI to accurately process this content, it requires a structure with clearly defined relationships between concepts. In industrial environments where safety and accuracy are paramount, managing workflows and know-how as a system, beyond simple document retrieval, is considered a key factor determining the success or failure of generative AI adoption.

In this project, MobiGen plans to design core concepts and relationships from operational technical documents into an ontology and implement them on Graphio. Graphio is a solution that assigns meaning and relationships to enterprise data, converting it into an AI-processable form, connecting industrial know-how accumulated on-site with generative AI.

MobiGen CEO Kim Taesu stated that for generative AI to generate practical value in industrial settings, it needs to go beyond simple data retrieval to understand the meaning and context of work.

MobiGen is a generative AI and big data specialist company that develops and supplies AI data platforms centered on the ontology-based AI-native data platform Graphio. Graphio is a platform that adds meaning and context to enterprise data, enabling AI to autonomously judge and utilize it. The company supports AI transformation and data innovation across multiple industries, including finance, insurance, manufacturing, public sector, defense, communications, and healthcare.