'D-G2CAM', which brought together domestic and international cutting-edge technology experts to suggest the direction of innovation for the future mobility industry, has successfully concluded, opening the horizon of future mobility.

The 'D-G2CAM' event, co-hosted by Dankook University and Gyeonggi Province through the Gyeonggi Province RISE project and attended by industry, academia, and research institutes from major countries such as Korea, Germany, China, and Japan, was held on the 14th at the International Hall 101 of Dankook University's Jukjeon Campus.

This conference looked into the future of the intelligent and sustainable mobility industry, which is evolving through the convergence of cutting-edge technologies such as AI, semiconductors, batteries, power electronics, and control systems.

Especially in an era where boundaries between industries are rapidly collapsing, the presentation presented a new paradigm of mobility created by technology and humans together, receiving a great response from participants.

The keynote session that kicked off the conference featured experts representing each country presenting key strategies for future mobility.

Kim Cheol-woo, Director of the Korea Electronics and Telecommunications Industry Promotion Association, gave a presentation on the topic of ‘Talent Development Strategy in the Era of AI-Based Industrial Convergence’ in the field of mobility and;He presented directions for developing expertise in the fields of AI, software, and systems engineering and emphasized the need for cooperation between industry, academia, and research institutions.

Next, Dr. Tae-Young Han (Fraunhofer IKTS, Germany) introduced K-FAST, the largest R&D alliance in Germany, and presented the direction of strategic cooperation through joint Korean-German research projects.

Professor Quan Quan of Beihang University in China explored the present and future of lifting-wing multicopter technology, sharing its potential applications in the aerospace sector and ways to improve energy efficiency.

The afternoon technology seminar featured in-depth presentations on core mobility technologies, including automotive semiconductors, batteries, motor control, and power electronics.

STMicroelectronics' Jett Zhang, a manager, presented strategies for automotive power semiconductor innovation and securing supply chain resilience amid global trade uncertainty.

Professor Lee Byeong-seon of Dankook University introduced the 'all-fiber composite battery' technology utilizing carbon fiber and glass fiber, and demonstrated the potential of next-generation mobility batteries through a prototype that maintained 94% capacity even after 150 charge and discharge cycles.

Professor Kan Akatsu of Yokohama National University presented a PMSM stator flux density control technology using multiple inverters, and presented experimental results showing various effects such as increased torque, reduced iron loss, and vibration control.

Professor Yeonho Jeong of the University of Rhode Island in the United States introduced a hybrid power conversion system (HPCS) based on multiple energy sources, and suggested the direction of development of an intelligent power electronics platform in the field of electric mobility through an integrated energy management strategy and a method to improve the performance of individual energy sources.

D-G2CAM goes beyond simple technology exchange to promote global cooperation and talent development.Within the larger framework of gender, we presented a vision for a sustainable future mobility industry.

In particular, the Korea-Germany technology cooperation model, the establishment of an international joint R&D network, and supply chain stabilization strategies attracted great interest among participants.

Participants shared the latest R&D trends and technological innovations in the electric and hydrogen mobility sectors, exploring practical ways to achieve a balance between economic growth and environmental sustainability.

Kim Oh-young, head of the Dankook G-RISE business unit and chairman of the D-G2CAM preparatory committee, said, “Through this conference, we have opened a new horizon where technology, humanity, and the future meet,” and added, “We will continue to take the lead in creating a sustainable mobility ecosystem through cooperation between industry, academia, and research institutes.”