Ministry of Science and ICT Awards 'Engineer of the Month' to Hyundai Motor Infotainment 'Innovation' Researcher
[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bong-su] The Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Industrial Technology Association announced on the 7th that they have selected Lim Sang-eon, Senior Researcher at Hyundai Mobi S, and Jang Gyu-beom, Team Leader at Neotis, as the winners of the 2023 Korea Engineer Award.
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Senior Researcher Lim was recognized for leading the optimized design of a world-class vehicle IVI (In-Vehicle Infotainment) platform, one of the key components attracting attention in future vehicles. Through standardization, he achieved cost reduction and simplification of the manufacturing process, elevating the product's competitiveness to a global level. This product is applied as a core component in Hyundai Motor Company's new vehicle models, with an expected export volume of approximately 17 million units by 2028.
Team Leader Jang was recognized for his contribution to the development and mass production technology of nano-coating thin films for ultra-micro cutting tools, which require microfabrication technology competitiveness due to product miniaturization and advancement. Ultra-micro cutting tools are essential in the ultra-precision machining field, producing millions of products monthly with consistent quality. Team Leader Jang reduced raw material costs by 75% through high bonding strength and a shape design that maintains the center of gravity. The successful development and mass production of nano-coating thin films improved tool life by 200% and led to doubling the company's sales.
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