While government subsidy was drastically reduced in comparison with last 12 months, Gwangju City (Mayor Kang Ki-jeong) and Gwangju Technopark (Director Kim Young-jip) invested 2 billion won in local budget for the ‘2023 Gwangju-type Smart Manufacturing Innovation Plan’ established firstly of the 12 months to repeatedly construct smart factories. induce

On the 14th, the 2 organizations held a gathering and business briefing to advertise the ‘Smart Factory Project for Mutual Growth between the general public and small businesses’ on the Hanam Innovation Support Center in Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju. This project is a form wherein large firms partially support technology and funds, and native governments support as much as 10% of the full project cost (as much as 20 million won).

Within the briefing session, business briefings and major cases were introduced to firms that wish to construct ‘basic’ and ‘advanced’ stages by inviting officials from the Small and Medium Business Technology Information Promotion Agency (affiliated Smart Manufacturing Innovation Promotion Team) and enormous firms. Through this, it is meant to arrange a possibility to grasp the contents of the smart factory and explain the development effect intimately.

Specifically, on this present day, about 70 business officials attended and actively answered questions. Corporate officials said the federal government and enormous corporations invested in constructing smart factories in small and medium-sized enterprises, in addition to creating synergies within the efficiency of the manufacturing process through activities akin to technical guidance, consulting, and manufacturing innovation within the specialized fields of enormous enterprises. got numerous attention

Kim Yeong-jip, director of Gwangju TP, said, “To be able to analyze the performance of beneficiaries to date and to ascertain policies, industry, academia, research, and government experts gather collective intelligence, and Gwangju’s representative industries akin to mobility, home appliances, and optical convergence are ‘Gwangju-type smart manufacturing innovation. We are going to do our greatest to make it smart through the roadmap.”

Reporter Hojeong Na hojeong9983@aitimes.com