Innogrid Moves 5G Mobile Hospital Software to On-Site Validation
Innogrid is developing 5G edge computing software that links medical devices, AI and clinical data for mobile hospitals, and has begun field validation.
Innogrid said on October 22, 2026 that it is developing 5G edge computing software to integrate medical devices, AI software and clinical data for mobile hospitals, and has moved to on-site validation after a multi-ministry demonstration test, according to datanet.co.kr.
The company takes part in the multi-ministry "5G 기반 이동형 유연의료 플랫폼" project, which is led by ETRI. Innogrid's sub-task covers flexible medical 5G edge computing software for operating a mobile hospital.
Within that task, Innogrid is responsible for a flexible medical service integration framework, software lifecycle management for the mobile hospital, and infrastructure and service operation technology.
Project partners held a multi-ministry integrated demonstration in Okcheon, Chungbuk, on the 8th of the same month, simulating a complex disaster with about 30 participants.
Five-year programme
The mobile hospital project has been running since 2022 as a five-year multi-ministry collaboration split into sub-tasks.
Quick answers
What is Innogrid developing for mobile hospitals?
5G edge computing software that integrates medical devices, AI software and clinical data so a mobile hospital can operate.
Who leads the mobile hospital project?
ETRI leads the multi-ministry project; Innogrid handles a sub-task on flexible medical 5G edge computing software.
When was the demonstration held?
Partners ran a multi-ministry integrated demonstration in Okcheon, Chungbuk, on the 8th of the same month, with about 30 participants.