Kolon Global Introduces In-House AI Platform 'KNIT' to Enhance Site Management

by LEE EUNBYEOL Posted : August 5, 2026, 11:16Updated : August 5, 2026, 11:16

Kolon Global has launched an in-house integrated platform utilizing AI and digital technology to drive operational innovation. The company aims to enhance productivity and efficiency through expanded digital transformation, from site safety management to project oversight.


On August 5, Kolon Global announced the development of its AI-based integrated platform, 'KNIT' (KGC Nexus Integrated Technology).


KNIT consolidates five separate digital solutions that departments previously accessed individually into a single platform. Notably, it was developed and built internally without external assistance, allowing employees to access necessary work systems through one interface.


Kolon Global has also applied AI and digital technology to site safety management. The integrated control center dashboard monitors CCTV feeds from all construction sites in real-time, linking data such as perceived temperature, fire alarms, and tower crane collision alerts to provide immediate visibility of potential hazards.


The construction industry is increasingly adopting AI technologies. AI is being used to calculate concrete volumes, improving material management and site responsiveness, while drones are employed to check workers' compliance with safety gear in real-time.


Kolon Global plans to further expand its digital transformation following the establishment of this integrated platform.


A company representative stated, "We plan to gradually restructure the integrated control platform and project management systems, embedding AI and digital technology throughout our operations to continuously enhance productivity and site safety levels."


Meanwhile, Kolon Global is expanding its project portfolio, securing major contracts including the Samsung Electronics Pyeongtaek Campus auxiliary building project (84.1 billion won) and the Daegu Metro Line 4 Section 2 project (233.1 billion won), along with redevelopment projects in Seongnam and reconstruction in Ansan.





* This article has been translated by AI.