[Edaily Reporter Kwon Oh Seok ] #EGIS Co., Ltd.’s stock price is surging in early trading. Buying interest appears to be surging on news that the project to build an international standard physical AI platform based on digital twins—currently underway with the German Aerospace Center (DLR)—is progressing smoothly. According to MP Doctor on the 29th, as of 9:45 a.m., EGIS Co., Ltd is trading at 4,185 won, up 7.86% from the previous trading day. Earlier today, EGIS Co., Ltd issued a press release stating, “We plan to take on not only the platform development but also the future operational role in this project.” The company explained, “The core objective of this project is to connect the diverse data held by nations, institutions, and companies in a standardized manner and expand it into digital twin-based services, in conjunction with ‘Gaia-X,’ the European Union (EU)-led data sovereignty and interoperability standards framework.” Gaia-X is a European data infrastructure system designed to link dispersed data by standardizing △data ownership, △access rights, △scope of use, and △security requirements across various fields such as robotics, aerospace, mobility, and energy. With EGIS Co., Ltd.’s participation in the Gaia-X project as a starting point, EGIS Co., Ltd. plans to expand its proprietary platform, “Vision-X,” into a global physical AI infrastructure. Vision-X is a platform that establishes and operates country-specific data hubs and transforms data held by government agencies and companies in each country into digital twin-based services. The company added that through this, it will build a recurring revenue model encompassing platform operation, real-time data and API integration, and the provision of industry-specific application services.
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