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Advantech and Hanyang University ERICA Sign MOU for IIoT Industry-Academic Cooperation
IoT and Smart Factory Customized Talent Development
Advantech's global industry-academia collaboration in Korea
Innoworks, a program conducted with Hanyang University ERICA
Advantech Korea announced on the 27th that it had signed a memorandum of understanding with Hanyang University ERICA Campus for industry-academia cooperation in the fields of IoT and smart factories.

Through this business cooperation, Advantech and Hanyang University ERICA will utilize their respective human resources and infrastructure to promote mutual cooperation in fostering talent and implementing educational programs and projects in the fields of IoT and smart factories.
In addition, InnoWorks, a global industry-academia collaboration program hosted by Advantech headquarters in 2020, will be conducted in Korea in partnership with Hanyang University ERICA.
Advantech is a Taiwan-based IIoT solution specialist that provides not only a variety of hardware but also customized software.
Recently, the company has been expanding its business scope from factory management and monitoring through the factory automation software 'WebAccess SCADA' to AI services such as data collection, storage, analysis, and prediction via cloud services.
Hanyang University ERICSince 2001, Campus A has been building a cluster environment in which industry, academia, and research are spatially integrated in accordance with the government's regional innovation policy, and has been promoting research and development and workforce training for regional industrial development by utilizing the research capabilities of each entity.
Currently, in addition to three government-funded research institutes (Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute, and Korea Testing Laboratory), Gyeonggi Technopark, and LG Innotek Ansan R&D Campus, about 170 companies are located and operating within the cluster.
Advantech Korea CEO Jung Joon-kyo said, “It is very significant to engage in industry-academia cooperation with Hanyang University ERICA, a leading university in Korea based on smart factory industrial complexes,” adding, “We will use this opportunity to expand and strengthen cooperation between the two institutions and strive to play a pivotal role in the development of the domestic Internet of Things and smart factory industries.”
Advantech's global industry-academia collaboration in Korea
Innoworks, a program conducted with Hanyang University ERICA
Advantech Korea announced on the 27th that it had signed a memorandum of understanding with Hanyang University ERICA Campus for industry-academia cooperation in the fields of IoT and smart factories.
▲ ( From left) With Hanyang University ERICA Campus Vice President Yang Nae-won and
Advantech Korea CEO Jung Joon-kyo (Photo by Advantech Korea)
Advantech Korea CEO Jung Joon-kyo (Photo by Advantech Korea)
Through this business cooperation, Advantech and Hanyang University ERICA will utilize their respective human resources and infrastructure to promote mutual cooperation in fostering talent and implementing educational programs and projects in the fields of IoT and smart factories.
In addition, InnoWorks, a global industry-academia collaboration program hosted by Advantech headquarters in 2020, will be conducted in Korea in partnership with Hanyang University ERICA.
Advantech is a Taiwan-based IIoT solution specialist that provides not only a variety of hardware but also customized software.
Recently, the company has been expanding its business scope from factory management and monitoring through the factory automation software 'WebAccess SCADA' to AI services such as data collection, storage, analysis, and prediction via cloud services.
Hanyang University ERICSince 2001, Campus A has been building a cluster environment in which industry, academia, and research are spatially integrated in accordance with the government's regional innovation policy, and has been promoting research and development and workforce training for regional industrial development by utilizing the research capabilities of each entity.
Currently, in addition to three government-funded research institutes (Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute, and Korea Testing Laboratory), Gyeonggi Technopark, and LG Innotek Ansan R&D Campus, about 170 companies are located and operating within the cluster.
Advantech Korea CEO Jung Joon-kyo said, “It is very significant to engage in industry-academia cooperation with Hanyang University ERICA, a leading university in Korea based on smart factory industrial complexes,” adding, “We will use this opportunity to expand and strengthen cooperation between the two institutions and strive to play a pivotal role in the development of the domestic Internet of Things and smart factory industries.”
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