The agreement is aimed at meeting rising demand for future aerospace talent by systematically training AI-based aerospace specialists, while promoting exchanges of new technologies and joint research and development, KAI said.
The two organizations plan to deepen education and research cooperation in stages, focusing on the fast-growing field of AI-based integrated product support (IPS) for aerospace. They also said they will pursue a sustainable partnership that links education, research and projects by joining industry- and government-connected initiatives.
Under the agreement, KAI and Chosun University will jointly use education and research programs and facilities and seek and carry out support projects to train aerospace professionals. They also plan to cooperate on research tasks, consortium formation and other steps needed to take part in R&D and related support programs.
Park Kyung Eun, an executive vice president at KAI, said the deal is a starting point for connecting AI-based IPS education and research with industrial needs to produce practical results. He said KAI will combine its IPS operations experience and technical capabilities with the university’s education and research to build a sustainable cooperation model.
Chosun University President Kim Choon Sung said the partnership is meaningful because it will train specialists in aerospace IPS based on AI convergence capabilities and produce research results with both public value and industrial relevance through university-industry cooperation. He said the university plans to keep expanding government- and industry-linked research and education cooperation based on the agreement.
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