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The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology said its scientists have developed a humanoid robot that can fly aircraft.

Korean researchers have developed the world’s first humanoid pilot, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology said Wednesday. According to KAIST, a group of researchers led by professor Shim Hyun-chul demonstrated a human-like robot’s successful flight simulation operation while sitting in the pilot seat of an existing airplane’s cockpit, without making any adjustments for the robot. Dubbed...

North Korea satellite had 'no military utility,' says South Korea Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

N.Korea's Spy Satellite 'of No Military Value'

South Korea and the United States have assessed that the reconnaissance satellite launched by North Korea in May has "no military utility" because its imaging equipment lacks the required resolution, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said Wednesday. The JCS announced the results of the analysis conducted on the debris of North Korea's spy satellite and space launch vehicle that the South Korean ...

(ATTN: CHANGES photo) SEOUL, July 3 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's state arms procuremen...

Koreas state arms procurement agency held a signboard hanging ceremony at a temporary building in the central city of Daejeon on Monday, following the relocation of its key offices there from its previous headquarters on the outskirts of Seoul.

South Korea has recovered from the sea part of a rocket used in North Korea's failed attempt to launch its first military satellite last month, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said on Friday.

The South Korean military salvaged the wreckage of North Korea's space launch vehicle on Thursday evening for investigation and analysis to assess the latest information on Pyongyang's missile technology. The launch vehicle was sent to Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province, on Friday morning for investigation, 15 days after North Korea launched what it claimed to be a spy satellite. The military plans to hold a bri...

South Korea has recovered from the sea part of a rocket used in North Korea's failed attempt to launch its first military satellite last month, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said on Friday. The announcement came about two weeks after North Korea unsuccessfully tried to launch its first spy satellite, with the booster and payload plunging into the sea. The debris was salvaged on Thursday evening from the seabed about 75 metres (246 feet) below the surface off the west coast, the military said,...