Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation Operated 'Yureka' Receives A Grade in Government Makerspace Evaluation

The ‘Specialized Lab Eureka (U來Car)’ operated by the Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation received an ‘A grade’ in the annual evaluation of the Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ Makerspace Establishment and Operation Project.

Specialized Lab Eureka (U來Car) is an automobile tuning dedicated space where various experiences and prototype production can be experienced using equipment such as 3D printers and cutting machines.

It is the only specialized lab among the Ministry of SMEs and Startups designated spaces in Gyeonggi-do, characterized by the ability to conduct various practical trainings such as automobile tuning theory education, wrapping, graphic design, and actual printing.

The 'Specialized Lab Eureka (U來Car)' operated by the Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation received an 'A grade' in the annual evaluation of the Makerspace Establishment and Operation Project by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups.

The Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation explained that last year, it planned and operated 11 programs in four major areas: ‘education, experience/events, networking, and collaboration,’ and was recognized for its capabilities, including discovering 9 job seekers and entrepreneurs among 1,281 users and attracting investment related to startups, thereby earning the A grade.

Kim Sun-young, Head of the Convergence Talent Division at the Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation, said, "Through Specialized Lab Eureka, which is entering its third year of operation this year, we will strive to revitalize the automobile wrapping sector’s employment and startup ecosystem in the province." She added, "This year, we will promote the ‘PAT (Plus Accelerator Targeting) Project’ to expand programs centered on actual users and establish a business growth model, and strengthen support for nurturing automobile specialists and manufacturing startups through prototype production and mass production."

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