KETI and Hanyoung Nux Strengthen Technical Cooperation in Smart Factory Control
Published2020.02.26 08:18Expanding Cooperation with KETI's Control Technology Division
The Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (KETI) announced on the 25th that it has concluded a memorandum of understanding with Hanyoung Nux on the 19th for technical cooperation in the sensor and controller sectors for next-generation smart factories.
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Through this agreement, KETI and Hanyoung Nux have committed to mutual efforts in ▲joint project discovery and planning ▲joint research cooperation ▲personnel exchange in the sensor and controller fields for next-generation smart factories.
Hanyoung Nux is a specialized company in the automatic control instrumentation field for industrial automation. The company plans to derive a successful industry-research cooperation model in the sensor and controller field for next-generation smart factories through expanding cooperation with KETI's control technology division based on sensors and related devices and smart sensor application systems.
Kim Young-sam, President of KETI, stated, "Smart factories are a core agenda that will determine the future of Korea's manufacturing industry," and added, "We anticipate that this memorandum of understanding with Hanyoung Nux will serve as an opportunity to lead the renaissance of Korean manufacturing based on smart factories."
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