KTC Hosts Technology Exchange Meeting in Collaboration with KOPTI…Seeking Mutual Cooperation Solutions
Joint planning of new projects in areas such as energy, semiconductors, carbon neutrality, and photobiological safety
Discussions on cooperation in testing and certification of opto-convergence products and R&D in the field of carbon neutrality
▲ KTC-KOPTI Cooperation Technology Exchange Meeting Photo
The Korea Testing and Certification Institute (hereinafter referred to as KTC, Director An Seong-il) announced that it held its first technology exchange meeting with the Korea Photonics Technology Institute (hereinafter referred to as KOPTI, Director Shin Yong-jin) on the 11th.
The meeting took place at 3 PM on the 11th in the main conference room on the second floor of the KOPTI Gwangju headquarters, with KTC Vice President Yu Jae-yeol, KOPTI Vice Presidents Park Seok-ju and Kim Doo-geun, among others in attendance.
Operational staff from both institutions included ▲KTC Lee Chang-hoon, Semiconductor Power Business Division Head, Yoon Il-jun, Business Strategy Division Head, Park Chang-yong, Electrical and Display Center Director ▲KOPTI Lee Chang-kwon, Corporate Support Division Head, Hwang Seong-hwan, Future Strategy Planning Division Head, Kim Young-woo, Opto-Semiconductor Display Research Division Head, Kim Myung-jin, Opto-ICT Convergence Research Division Head, Jo Mi-ryeong, Digital Lighting Research Division Head, Kim Sang-mook, Opto-Energy Research Division Head, Kwak Min-soo, Industrial Policy Research Office Director, Lee Dong-hee, Gyeonggi Opto-Convergence Technology Center Director.
The exchange meeting aimed to seek mutual cooperation solutions and discover new projects in four main areas: energy, semiconductors, carbon neutrality, and photobiological safety, between KTC, a testing and certification institute, and KOPTI, a specialized research institution in opto-convergence technology.
KTC proposed joint initiatives in new R&D projects in the fields of lighting and displays, and support for next-generation displays and new light sources, including reliability assessments.
KOPTI requested cooperation in testing and certification of opto-convergence products and discussed joint discovery of new R&D projects in areas such as solar cells/modules, hydrogen/carbon dioxide, secondary batteries and post-use battery applications, AI/distributed resource systems in the carbon neutrality sector.
Additionally, KOPTI proposed joint development of testing and evaluation methods for AR/VR/XR (augmented/virtual/extended reality) devices in the field of photobiological safety.
KTC plans to organize a working group (tentatively named) with KOPTI and sign a business agreement on newly discovered projects, with plans to jointly promote projects through a close cooperation relationship.
Director An Seong-il of KTC stated, "We have organized the first technology exchange meeting with a specialized research institution in opto-convergence technology," and added, "We will continue to establish sustainable cooperative relationships with relevant institutions to develop win-win mutual cooperation solutions."
