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KT announced on the 26th that it had prepared 'GiGA Safety' that implements advanced disaster safety ICT technology at K-Safety Expo, which will be held for three days from 26 to 28.

 According to KT, the 1st Korea Safety Industry Expo is organized by the Ministry of National Safety, Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and Gyeonggi-do under the slogan 'Safe country, happy people'. Following the Sewol ferry disaster, which occurred last year, it was prepared by growing interest in the national safety situation such as ▲ living safety, disaster prevention, security, and traffic safety.

KT prepared the exhibition 'GiGA Safety' in cooperation with competent SMEs. The most compelling technologies are PTT (Push To Talk) and D2D (Device to Device), which are key disaster communication technologies to be applied to the national disaster safety network project where KT participates as an injector. ▲ PTT (Push-To-Talk) is a core disaster communication technology that enables accurate and rapid rescue activities by sharing real-time on-site images as well as voices between rescue workers, rescue workers and command centers at the disaster site. to be. ▲ D2D (device-to-device) is a technology that minimizes disaster damage through direct communication between terminals even if the communication network fails to function due to flooding or damage in a disaster situation. Both technologies are the latest in international standardization. In particular, PTT is the first in Korea to be based on the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) of the PS-LTE (Public Safety LTE) international standard.

KT will also showcase safety technologies that can be used in everyday life at the exhibition. ▲ 'VOLT CASE' is a self-contained smartphone case that allows the use of an electric bomber, GPS, real-time video recording, and automatic notification with a fingerprint recognition. ▲ 'olleh biz Safeguard', which keeps pedestrians and drivers safe with warning sound guidance and safety air rods at child crossings.

KT has also made great efforts to secure the safety of industrial sites, where small mistakes lead to large-scale casualties and disasters. ▲ 'Private LTE' service that prevents internal information leakage by strengthening not only communication quality but also security by constructing corporate LTE network ▲ ▲ LTE radio communication terminal and solution that KT Powertel is commercializing for the first time in the world and exporting to Japan and overseas ▲ 'Olleh CCTV telecop', which provides real-time full HD video check and recorded video search, and emergency dispatch service in case of abnormal situation through installed IP camera ▲ Fast and accurate office security and time and attendance management with advanced face recognition technology It also maximizes industrial safety management and operational efficiency through the support of 'FaceCap'.

KT also introduced disaster safety technology that protects golden time in the event of a disaster with domestic small companies. ▲ JBT's 'Disaster Safety Platform', which informs the specific location and image of the disaster site based on location information ▲ 'Ultra Low Camera' of 'Ultra Low Camera', which can clearly check the movement of objects through PC or smartphone even in the dark '▲ Nexans' smart safety helmet 'Helpware', which transmits real-time data of rescue workers or site safety managers, heart rate sensor, emergency situation, etc. to the control server and makes 1: 1 to 1: 4 calls. Even if the network and road are lost, Inonnet's 'backpack-type mobile base station' is able to provide a seamless communication function by carrying on-site personnel like a backpack.

Song Hee-kyung, Managing Director of KT's Public Clients Division, said, “We anticipate that ICT technology will play a strong role in the safety of the future. Said.