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ETRI Unveils Digital Archive of ICT History to Mark 50th Anniversary

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Synthesis of 50 Years of R&D Achievements, Analysis of Industrial Ripple Effects at 494 Trillion Won

To mark its 50th anniversary, the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) unveiled an online archive that digitally summarizes the half-century trajectory of domestic ICT research and development. It is differentiated from existing paper history books in that it reconstructs research results accumulated since its establishment in 1976 into the form of photos, videos, and interactive content, allowing the general public to access them without restrictions on time or place.

ETRI officially released the 'ETRI Online 50-Year History' on the 23rd.

The public URL is https://www.etri.re.kr/50th/index.html, and it consists of five sections: half-century history, 50th representative achievements, researcher stories, photo and news archives, and digital history museum.

The 50-year history of ETRI, including its general history and thematic history, can also be downloaded as a PDF.

The 'Half-Century History' section organizes major technologies such as TDX, DRAM, CDMA commercialization, DMB, WiBro, LTE, 5G, AI, and quantum technology by year.

The '50 Representative Achievements' section provides the background of technology development and industrial value through infographics.

The industrial ripple effect of the technology developed by ETRI over the past 50 years was analyzed to be approximately 494 trillion won, and it was calculated that it generated an average annual economic value of 9.9 trillion won.

The 'Digital History Museum' provides a viewing environment similar to an actual visit by recreating the interior of the museum in the hospital through 360-degree panoramic video.

"The 'Online 50-Year History' is a digital history museum established to share with the public the records of research and development achievements and challenges accumulated over half a century," said Park Se-woong, President of ETRI. "I hope it becomes a living knowledge platform where future generations can continue new challenges, as well as a compass for Korea's ICT innovation." revealed.

ETRI announced that it plans to expand its archive by continuously adding new research results and content.
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