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Joint R&D including the development of core technologies and applied service technologies
The Korea Electronics Technology Institute (KETI, President Shin Hee-dong) and Doosan Robotics Co., Ltd. (CEO Ryu Jeong-hoon) have joined hands for R&D on core technologies and application services for collaborative robots.
On the 11th, the Electronics Technology Institute signed a 'Memorandum of Understanding for the Exchange of Collaborative Robot Technology and Joint Development of Solutions' with Doosan Robotics at Bundang Doosan Tower.
The two organizations agreed to continuously generate research results based on corporate demand as R&D partners in new industrial fields, such as the development of core technologies and application service technologies for collaborative robots.
KETI is developing collaborative robot control and service technologies based on support from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the Ministry of Science and ICT. It has showcased numerous related products at major domestic and international exhibitions (CES 2022, KES 2022, etc.) and is collaborating with domestic small and medium-sized enterprises by promoting technology transfer.
Doosan Robotics is a company specializing in industrial collaborative robots established in 2015. It has held the number one market share in the domestic collaborative robot market since 2018 and has successfully mass-produced 10 models (the largest in the industry), becoming the first Korean collaborative robot company to enter the 'Global Top 5'.
Through a Memorandum of Understanding, KETI and Doosan Robotics Inc. agreed on △development of core collaborative robot technologies and applied service technologies △establishment of a joint promotion strategy for R&D and installation of a joint TFT △utilization of equipment They agreed to cooperate on the back.
In particular, the plan is to secure new technologies and advance the domestic robot industry by focusing on R&D cooperation in areas where both organizations have strengths, such as precision control technology for collaborative robots and field application technology for smart factories.
KETI President Shin Hee-dong stated, “Collaborative robots will see their scope of application expand significantly alongside the development of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies such as artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and big data, while particularly considering worker safety,” adding, “Through this agreement, both organizations will strengthen their joint R&D system and take the lead in creating an ecosystem for the domestic robot industry.”
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