Kumoh National Institute of Technology Unveils Cutting-Edge Manufacturing Technologies at 'KES 2026'
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'KES 2026,' the largest electronics and IT exhibition in Korea hosted by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, has officially opened. This exhibition serves as a venue to grasp the latest trends in the electronics industry at a glance, with many companies and universities participating to showcase their technological prowess.
Kumoh National Institute of Technology participated in 'KES 2026' by setting up a joint pavilion. The university presented its AI transformation (AX) products and related technologies in the field of advanced manufacturing, which have been under development, to the general public and industry professionals.
In addition to AX technology, numerous core technologies that will lead future industries, such as robotics and mobility, were introduced at this exhibition. In particular, Kumoh National Institute of Technology drew attention by organizing its exhibition around practical technologies capable of enhancing efficiency in manufacturing sites.
'KES 2026' goes beyond simply exhibiting technology; it serves as a significant opportunity to identify the latest trends in the domestic and international electronics and IT industries and to strengthen industry-academia cooperation. Through this event, it is expected that Korea's manufacturing technology will advance to the next level.
Sources: 전자신문
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