Hanwha Aero Collaborates with Korea Automotive Research Institute to Develop Hydrogen Fuel Cells and Autonomous Driving
Establishment of Ground, Maritime, and Aviation Business Cooperation System MOU
CEO Son Jae-il "Leading the Strengthening of Defense Industry Competitiveness"
Hanwha Aerospace is partnering with the Korea Automotive Technology Institute to develop hydrogen fuel cell and autonomous driving technologies, which are key to future mobility.
Hanwha Aerospace announced on the 23rd that it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Korea Automotive Technology Institute at 'Seoul ADEX 2023,' the largest aerospace and defense industry exhibition in Korea, to establish a mutual cooperation system for ground, marine, and aviation businesses.
Through this MOU, the two organizations plan to jointly research and develop hydrogen fuel cell and autonomous driving technologies applicable to ▲warships and eco-friendly vessels ▲defense weapon systems and power support systems ▲future aviation mobility (AAM) sectors.
Hanwha Aerospace is developing high-output, high-energy-density hydrogen fuel cells suitable for future mobility. The Korea Automotive Technology Institute supports the commercialization of companies in line with government hydrogen mobility policies and development directions, and is conducting related projects aiming to lead hydrogen fuel cell systems and hydrogen storage and charging technologies.
![At 'ADEX 2023' held last week at Seoul Airport in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, Son Jae-il, CEO of Hanwha Aerospace (left), and Na Seung-sik, President of the Korea Automotive Technology Institute, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a mutual cooperation system for ground, marine, and aviation businesses and are taking a commemorative photo. <br>[Photo by Hanwha Aerospace]](http://www.asiae.co.kr/news/img_view.htm?img=2023102310384924772_1698025130.jpeg)
At 'ADEX 2023' held last week at Seoul Airport in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, Son Jae-il, CEO of Hanwha Aerospace (left), and Na Seung-sik, President of the Korea Automotive Technology Institute, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a mutual cooperation system for ground, marine, and aviation businesses and are taking a commemorative photo.
[Photo by Hanwha Aerospace]
Son Jae-il, CEO of Hanwha Aerospace, said, “We will contribute to strengthening future technological competitiveness in both civilian and defense sectors by collaborating with the Automotive Technology Institute to develop hydrogen fuel cells and eco-friendly propulsion systems.”
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Na Seung-sik, President of the Korea Automotive Technology Institute, stated, “By combining Hanwha Aerospace’s defense technology with the Automotive Technology Institute’s future mobility R&D capabilities, we will take the lead in enhancing the competitiveness of Korea’s defense industry.”
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