Uracle, an artificial intelligence (AI) platform company, said on Feb. 25 it has won the Korean Medical Association project titled “Establishing an efficient information delivery system through AI-based intelligent services.”

The project was launched to establish an internal system for delivering knowledge and information at the Korean Medical Association. It focuses on building a user-centred service environment that can respond to members’ requirements while complying with public administrative writing standards.

Uracle will build a customised AI system for the Korean Medical Association based on its generative AI platform Athena to support meeting the project goals. It will provide an AI service architecture integrating the latest AI technologies, including data pipelines, RAG (retrieval-augmented generation) and LLMs (large language models).

Kwon Tae-il (권태일), Uracle's chief executive, said, “This win reflects recognition of Uracle’s generative AI technology as competitive not only in finance and construction but also in the medical sector, where specialised knowledge services are needed.” He added, “As the top technology partner, we will lead a successful transition so that the Korean Medical Association can provide members with differentiated, future-oriented services through AI and achieve service innovation.”