Daejeon Technopark to Hold "Daejeon Demonstration Support Project Performance Exchange Meeting"

Over 150 Daejeon Demonstration Companies to Attend
Outstanding Demonstration Company Presentations, IR, Exhibitions, and Networking to Be Held

Scene from the 2025 First Half Demonstration Support Project Performance Exchange Meeting (Photo by Daejeon Technopark)

Daejeon Technopark, in collaboration with Daejeon City, will hold the "2025 Second Half Daejeon Demonstration Support Project Performance Exchange Meeting" at 3:00 p.m. on November 20 in the Grand Ballroom of the Onoma Hotel in Daejeon.

This event is designed to share the achievements of this year's demonstration support project and to strengthen the foundation for cooperation among participating companies, research institutes, and investment institutions. Approximately 150 participants, including demonstration companies, government-funded research institutes, and venture capital firms, will attend.

The exchange meeting will feature exhibitions and networking of demonstration achievements, presentations by outstanding demonstration companies, investment relations (IR) presentations, and an awards ceremony. It will focus on highlighting leading demonstration cases in advanced strategic industries such as AI, semiconductors, and biopharmaceuticals.

Since 2024, Daejeon City has provided demonstration support worth 6.3 billion won to a total of 30 companies over two years, establishing a growth foundation that extends from technology verification to commercialization and investment.

Thanks to this support, Daejeon Technopark shared the demonstration achievements of participating companies such as JUS Co., Korea Sensor Research Institute Co., HISYS, and Gridcure Co. at the first half performance exchange meeting in June, and also achieved tangible results in attracting investment.

With this exchange meeting, Daejeon Technopark plans to accelerate the establishment of a "Daejeon-style Demonstration Cluster" (tentative name) centered on the region's core industries such as AI, semiconductors, and bio, in cooperation with Daejeon City. The organization also aims to strengthen a full-cycle support system for commercialization, investment attraction, and exports based on demonstration, with the goal of developing Daejeon into a leading demonstration innovation city in Korea.

Kim Wooyeon, President of Daejeon Technopark, said, "Demonstration is a key catalyst for corporate growth, taking technology development one step further toward market validation and investment. We will actively leverage Daejeon's research infrastructure and demonstration resources to maximize the strengths of the 'demonstration testbed city,' and lay the groundwork for companies to expand into the global market."

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