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KETI Strengthens Technology Cooperation with Poland, a Forward Base for the European Market
Business agreement with the Łukasiewicz Institute, identification of joint research projects, and exchange of research personnel
The Korea Electronics Technology Institute (President Shin Hee-dong, hereinafter KETI) is strengthening technological cooperation with Poland, a forward base for the European market.
KETI announced on the 16th that it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Łukasiewicz Research Network (Representative Andrej Dipczynski, hereinafter Łukasiewicz Research Network) in Warsaw, Poland on the 14th (local time) to strengthen industrial technology cooperation in advanced technology fields such as electronics and IT.
Through this agreement, KETI and the Łukasiewicz Institute agreed to strengthen mutual cooperation in the field of advanced technology, including supporting the discovery of joint research and exchanging research personnel and technical information.
KETI is Korea's leading specialized production technology research institute that supports technological innovation and new technology development for small and medium-sized enterprises, and is focusing on fostering core technologies of the electronics and IT industries, such as artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous driving, next-generation batteries, and holograms.
The Łukasiewicz Institute is a research network with a total of 22 research institutes, including microelectronics, photonics, and industrial automotive, and is considered one of the largest research institutions in Europe.
Currently, we are conducting diverse research across all fields, including electronics, communications, and aerospace, and are also focusing on corporate support, technology development, and product commercialization.
Going forward, both organizations We plan to continue discussions on industrial technology cooperation to secure global competitiveness in advanced industries, including identifying joint research opportunities and promoting personnel exchanges in the electronics and IT sectors.
In particular, joint cooperation is promoted through continuous discussions with the Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics (IMiF), which focuses on the field of electronics within the Łukasiewicz Network, by identifying mutual R&D areas and exploring ways for personnel exchange.
KETI President Shin Hee-dong stated, “It is meaningful to have a venue to discuss industrial technology cooperation with Poland, which serves as an important bridgehead in various global industries,” adding, “We will actively support technological cooperation with Poland by expanding the horizons of cooperation beyond existing defense and energy security sectors to advanced industries such as electronics and IT.”
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