[Greetings] Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)
Published2025.01.06 08:52■ Director
▷Yoo Won-pil, Director of the Intelligent Robot System Research Lab, Daegyeong Research Center
▷Lee Rae-kyung, Director of Mobility AI Convergence Research Lab, Daegyeong Research Center
▷Kim Jae-in, Head of Edge Computing Application Service Research Lab, Honam Research Center
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