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KT tests UAM on Incheon islands, verifies 5G and satellite network stability

KT tested AI-based urban air mobility (UAM) traffic management technology and the operability of 5G and satellite communications networks in island areas of Incheon, it said. KT said it completed a public UAM demonstration with Incheon city, the Aerospace Industry-Academia Convergence Institute and the K-UAM One Team. The test applied integrated operations capabilities to routes linking Yeongjongdo and Deokjeokdo and checked data-sharing systems among related agencies.

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All 9 secondary payload satellites on Nuri flight 5 establish contact

South Korea\'s Korea AeroSpace Administration and the Korea Aerospace Research Institute said all 9 secondary payload satellites deployed from the Nuri launch vehicle\'s fifth flight have established communications with ground stations. The rocket lifted off on Oct. 7 at 12:25 p.m. Of 10 secondary payload satellites onboard, 9 were deployed normally, while one, Quaternion PerSat-2, was not released. Six satellites achieved two-way links and three achieved downlink only.

Industry

Nuriho separates all 15 satellites, confirms target orbit reached

South Korea’s Nuriho launch vehicle separated all 15 satellites carried on its fifth launch and was confirmed to have reached its planned orbit. The launch took place from the Naro Space Center in Goheung, South Jeolla Province, on Oct. 7. Five main payload microsatellite constellation units were released first, followed by 10 CubeSats. Authorities said only detailed analysis of received flight telemetry remains to determine final mission success.