The Korea Automobile Research Institute (President Jin Jong-wook) presented solutions for future vehicle reliability and sought to improve competitiveness in the rapidly changing automobile industry environment.

On the 10th, Hanjayeon held the 20th Jasan Eobo with the theme of 'Promise beyond future car reliability performance, innovation in future car reliability' at the COEX Startup Branch.

The event was attended by approximately 120 people from automakers, parts manufacturers, and related organizations, and highlighted the present and future of reliability technology for future vehicles in the era of electrification and digitalization.

'Jasan Eobo' hosted by Hanjayeon is an abbreviation for 'Uniting and supporting the automobile industry' and is a regular networking platform that aims for collaboration in the mobility ecosystem.

This year's event, which is in its 20th year, was held in the following order: △Corrosion and deterioration reliability concept tailored to the characteristics of future mobility (Hyundai Motor Company Research Fellow Seung-ho Ahn), △Reliability strategy to secure customer trust (Han Ja-yeon, Division Manager Shin-hwan Wi), △Advanced industry supply chain policy and small business support plan (Sangiwon, Director Yong-won Kwak), and △Innovative company presentations (Woori Industry, Inzi Controls, Willog).

In particular, the Hanjayeon Reliability & Certification Technology Research Institute operated a research results exhibition and technology consulting booth and unveiled core reliability solutions such as △battery heat management △electrical component durability △autonomous driving sensor verification.

Four innovative companies, including Woori Industry, Inzi Controls, Willog, and Farmtech, also set up separate promotional zones. They explored opportunities for cooperation by showcasing electrified components, thermal management modules, and data logging platforms.

President Jin Jong-wook emphasized, “Reliability technology for future vehicles is the key to the sustainable growth and public acceptance of the rapidly changing automobile industry,” and “We will accelerate organic cooperation among industry members to enhance domestic mobility competitiveness and build social trust.”