Hyundai J.comm is a high technology company in Korea in various defense applications of command and control (including battlefield management), modeling & simulation, communication & avionics, electronic control, and information & communication security. Since the company establishment in 2001, we have successfully expanded our business areas and been engaged in a wide range of defense programs in Korea – i.e., development and supply of several core communication equipment for the first-generation Ground Tactical C4I System in Korea, embedded training computer and command & control computer for tanks (K2) and armored vehicles (K21 and K277), wireless communication modules for various weapon systems (K2, K21, K55, MLRS, KM120), intercom systems for KUH series helicopters, simulation systems for portable anti-tank guided missile (Raybolt), digital message device for 81mm mortar system, squad commander display for 120mm mortar system, and various military information & communication security devices. We believe that the future battlefield environment will significantly depend upon digital transformation such as AI-based unmanned system, advanced sensor technology, and hyper-connected communication network. To cope with such rapidly changing environment, we are actively participating into new programs such as remote unmanned controller for combat mobility systems, combat system for individual soldiers equipped with state-of-the-art IT technology, BMS terminals using commercial satellite network, etc. We are doing our best efforts to be a pioneering company through leading technology and trusted management and eventually for our customer satisfaction and national security. Thank you.

Byeong-Jun Park, President & CEO

Hyundai J•Comm originated it’s business story from the Defense Business Unit of Hyundai Electronics (later renamed to SK Hynix Semiconductor) in late 1980s by participating in the localization program of the first main battle tank (K1) in Korea. In addition, the Unit had expanded its business coverage to tactical military communication network and information & communication security devices. In 2001, as Hyundai Electronics suffered financial difficulty, the Unit was acquired by Kisan Telecom, a leading wireless solution company in Korea, and established as a separate business entity. Our brief history so far is as follows: