Woori Technology has signed a contract with Doosan Enerbility for the development of a virtualized distributed control system (DCS) for Shin Hanul Units 3 and 4, joining the development of virtualization technology for nuclear power plant control systems. Having succeeded in rebounding from the recent weakness in its share price, the stock's movement on Monday is drawing attention.

◆ Contract with Doosan Enerbility for 'Virtualized DCS Development Services'

On September 17, Woori Technology signed a contract with Doosan Enerbility for the development of a virtualized DCS to be applied to Shin Hanul Units 3 and 4. Woori Technology, a specialized company in nuclear power instrumentation and control systems (MMIS), stated that through the 'Shin Hanul Units 3 and 4 Virtualized DCS Development Services (Digital Twin)' contract, it would participate in the development of virtualization technology for nuclear power plant control systems.

Under the contract, Woori Technology is to carry out DCS virtualization engineering, supply and installation of software licenses, and related technical support tasks.

◆ Based on Digital Twin… Pre-Verification of Control Functions in a Virtual Environment

A key feature of the virtualized DCS is that it is designed to implement functions identical to the actual distributed control system installed at Shin Hanul Units 3 and 4. The company explained that based on digital twin technology, an environment corresponding to the physical control system will be built in a virtual space, which will be used to verify control functions and various operational scenarios in advance.

This contract is significant in that it involves the development of technology that allows the functions of nuclear power plant control systems to be verified in a virtual environment. However, the actual application results and technological maturity remain to be confirmed through future development and verification processes.

◆ Rebound After Escaping Weakness… Monday's Share Price Movement in Focus

From a share price perspective, the notable point is that the stock rebounded from its recent weakness. Monday's price movement warrants close attention.

[This article was written focusing on Woori Technology's contract signing and the details of the project, and does not guarantee future technology development results or company performance. Actual results may vary depending on the progress of the related business, and this article is not intended to solicit investment in any particular stock. Investment decisions and responsibilities rest with the investor. AI assistance was used in the writing of this article.]