Hanwha Systems Targets NATO Military 5G Standard STANAG 5665
Hanwha Systems is developing an AI-based 5G tactical communications system in collaboration with TTA, aiming for NATO's STANAG 5665 standard. This initiative may enable South Korean defense exports to expand into military communications networks in Europe, enhancing interoperability with NATO member forces.
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Hanwha Systems is collaborating with the Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA) to develop an AI-driven 5G tactical communications system, aiming to align with NATO's STANAG 5665 standard. The initiative builds on Hanwha's existing experience with the Tactical Information Communication Network (TICN) and intends to ensure interoperability with international forces from the development stage.
NATO's STANAG 5665, established in February, outlines procedures and protocols for military cellular infrastructure, facilitating easier integration of communication systems across member nations. While NATO's compliance testing framework is under development, Hanwha Systems has yet to secure actual export contracts. The shift to standardized military 5G could reshape defense market dynamics, offering Hanwha the potential to convert its tactical expertise into a globally relevant export product.
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