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260915 KOMSA AI어선안전설계데이터플랫폼 3화 진수식 송출용

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Technology

Key technological concepts & product features (AI fishing boat design platform)

Problem addressed

  • Designing a fishing boat can take up to 2–3 months for skilled designers to estimate size/weight and produce drawings based on existing blueprints and operational characteristics.
  • The hardest part is calculating performance (e.g., safe speed).
  • Verification is difficult because specialized software requires significant computation time.

Solution

  • An AI-based fishing vessel design system (referred to as “KIVE” / “KOMSA AI”) that enables:
    • Data-driven design
    • Performance calculation using numbers instead of intuition/experience

Core functions (two main tasks)

  1. Real-time performance estimation

    • Example outputs include speed and insurance/safety-related metrics.
    • Uses user-selected modules as performance objects.
  2. Automatic design derivation

    • Generates a vessel design that satisfies user requirements, such as:
      • Performance priorities
      • Additional installation requirements

User input & output behavior

  • Users provide:
    • Priority criteria (e.g., speed, fuel efficiency, safety)
    • Other vessel installation requirements
  • The system then:
    • Selects three vessel design types/options that fit the conditions
    • Presents an optimal solution
    • Communicates safety of the chosen design to fishermen
    • Provides design firms with best-fit vessel configurations

Training data & modeling approach

Large-scale training data requirement

  • The AI relies on extensive fishing vessel performance data to build a predictive model.

How data is collected

  • A research team visits real fishing sites (streams/sea) to gather information on:
    • Vessels
    • Operational needs
  • A module development team builds modules such as:
    • Upper hull structure
    • Equipment

Scale of data described

  • Approximately 640,000 (units/cost referenced as “won”) worth of engineering data.
  • Includes 156 modules of wave conditions for “East and West siblings” (likely regional variants).
  • Includes vessel-specific operating conditions.
  • Includes performance records for combinations of modules.

AI modeling capability

  • Instead of manually building prediction models one dataset at a time (which requires AI experts), the platform supports:
    • Automatic generation of a performance prediction model from new performance data
  • The system claims immediate calculation of speed and safety during design.

Performance claims & efficiency benefits

  • Accuracy: Reported ~95% accuracy vs. expert manual results.
  • Efficiency: Performance prediction occurs simultaneously with design, reducing unnecessary steps and improving workflow efficiency.
  • Verification speed: Learned data and automated algorithms avoid slow expert verification cycles.

Usability / “barrier to entry” focus

  • The video emphasizes that even excellent technology must be easy to use.
  • The platform lowers adoption barriers by offering easy, accurate operation for users anywhere.
  • Outputs are tailored to what fishermen value most: speed, safety, cost.

Positioning / philosophy

  • The system does not replace experience; it supports engineering figures that are difficult to verify “with the naked eye.”
  • The goal is to bridge the technology gap and connect traditional fishing environments to a “smart future” and safer seas.

Main speakers / sources (as indicated in the subtitles)

  • KIVE / KOMSA AI fishing vessel design system (product/organization being described)
  • Research team (collecting data and developing modules)
  • Module development agency/team (developing modules such as hull structures/equipment)

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