EKC2024

DIVISIONS

Mechanical and Aerospace Technology

The EKAMA (European-Korean Association of Mechanics and Aerospace) was founded in 2018 during EKC 2018 held in Glasgow, UK, to gather all Korean scientists and engineers working in Europe on Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering together from the 9 Korean associations in Europe. One of our aims is to build up a European network with all these members and to enhance specialized cooperation between Europe and Korea. As the slogan of EKC 2024, the cooperation between the scientific community and industrial communities, Green Industry, we focus on the transfer of technologies in the field of Transportation, such as future Automobiles, aerospace, in particular satellites. Moreover, because we are always interested in environmental problems, new trends in green technologies are one of our concerns. This is why green energy development is also a hot issue. The engineering approach for it, especially the Mechanical one is welcome to be presented and discussed for our green earth. Aerospace is one of the main keywords of this division, especially satellites, because the need for telecommunication is exponentially growing as well as scientific purposes to observe our own earth to prevent environmental changes. Korea has made an important development in this field during the last decades and EKAMA has prominent members working in this field. It could be a good opportunity to join both parts to establish strong links. Digital twin is one of the key words of Industry 4.0 combining design and manufacturing processes. All applications using numerical simulation are welcome to show today’s state of the art.

Programme Committee

PROF. PARK, Hyuk (박혁)

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC-BarcelonaTech), School of Telecommunications and Aerospace Engineering

park.hyuk@upc.edu

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Hyuk Park was born in South Korea. He received a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Daejeon, South Korea, in 2001, and the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in information and mechatronics from the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST), Gwangju, South Korea, in 2003 and 2009, respectively. In 2009, he joined the Remote Sensing Group, the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC-BarcelonaTech), Barcelona, Spain, as a Post-Doctoral Researcher. In 2011, he was a grant holder of the National Research Foundation funded by the Korean Government. Since 2012, he has been working as a researcher with a Juan de la Cierva grant funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness. From 2018, he worked with the Castelldefels School of Telecommunications and Aerospace Engineering (EETAC-UPC), Barcelona, as a Ramon y Cajal Fellow. He is currently working as a professor agegat (Associated Professor) in EETAC-UPC. He is also working with the Passive Remote Sensing Group, UPC, for satellite remote sensing for microwave radiometry and Global Navigation Satellite Systems reflectometry. His main research interest is in the area of remote sensing, particularly passive microwave remote sensing, including system design, modeling and simulation, image/data processing, and small satellite applications. Dr. Park is the winner of the Chong-Hoon Cho Academic Award, South Korea, in 2019

PROF. HAN, Woo-suck (한우석)

Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint-Etienne (Mines Saint-Etienne)

han@emse.fr

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Born in Seoul, South Korea. Entered to Mines Saint-Etienne in 1989, Woo-Suck Han has been involved to teach the following subjects: Mechanics of composite materials, FE structural analysis, Non-linear structural analysis, Advanced design and CAD, Design methodology and optimization, Numerical methods and Adhesive joint of composite materials. WS Han was in charge of Design of products courses, and is in charge of Physical and mechanical modelling by FEM courses. WS Han is involved to the following research projects: Capture and modelling of shod foot in motion followed by Insole Optimization for Rheumatoid Arthrosis patients (ANR projects), Analysis and design of lumbar belts (CIFRE), Auxetic design of stent-grafts (H2020-MSCA-ITN-2019), FEA of dental implants, Biomechanical modelling of knee joint, working with industrial partners (CTC, Thuasne, Generic Implants, etc..).
WS Han graduated from SNU in Aeronautics (1981) and earned Master degree in Aeronautics (1983) at SNU in South Korea and Ph.D. in mechanics at Institut Polythechnique de Lorraine (University of Lorraine) in France (1989). WS Han published 28 papers in international journals with peer-review and presented his works to international or national conferences more than 60 times. WS Han is strongly involved to develop partnerships with Korea and Japan since 1996 and made MOU with Seoul National University (SNU), KAIST, POSTECH in Korea, and Tohoku University, KYUTECH, Kumamoto University in Japan to promote exchange of academic staffs and students (more than 300 until 2022). These international actions also allowed 4 PhD double-degrees and more than 40 master dual-degrees with SNU, KAIST and KYUTECH.
WS Han is elected member of Education Committee for 2013-2021 and Pedagogic Committee since 2022 at Mines Saint-Etienne. He participated to organize 3 national or international conferences and co-organized 6 French-Korean workshops on composite structures. He is member of 3 national or international scientific societies and associate editor of an international journal.
WS Han was distinguished as Knight by the Order of the Academic Palms in 2012.

[MA1] [Closed session] Pioneering Space: Integrating Technology and Industry Innovations

Date / Time	2024-07-30 11:00 -- 12:40
Room	OC1.06
Conveners / Chairs	PROF. PARK, Hyuk Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), Professor Agregat (Assoc. Prof.) PROF. HAN, Woo-suck Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint-Etienne (Mines Saint-Etienne)
Synopsis	This session delves into the forefront of space exploration, focusing on cutting-edge technologies and industry trends shaping the future of space endeavors. Our distinguished speakers will present groundbreaking advancements in space remote sensing, innovative space construction techniques, and the latest developments in space technology. Additionally, we will explore the pivotal role of education in fostering the next generation of space pioneers. Join us for an insightful journey through the technological and industrial innovations paving the way for humanity's continued exploration and utilization of space. Key topics include: - Space Remote Sensing: Advances in satellite and sensor technology for enhanced Earth observation and beyond. - Space Technology: Innovative tools and systems revolutionizing space missions and research. - Space Construction: New methods and materials for building infrastructure in space. - Space Education: Strategies and programs to educate and inspire future space scientists and engineers. This session is essential for professionals, researchers, and educators eager to stay at the cutting edge of space innovation and industry trends.
Speakers	Introduction to Korea AeroSpace Administration [ 11:00 - 11:10 ] PROF. ALTMEYER, Sebastian Andreas (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC)) [ 11:10 - 11:35 ] Title: Flow control via external applied magnetic fields PROF. PARK, Hyuk (Universitat Politècnica De Catalunya (upc-barcelonatech)) [ 11:35 - 11:40 ] Title: Advanced Space Technologies and Industrial Trends in Europe: Enhancing Korea-Europe Aerospace Cooperation and the Role of the Korea Aerospace Administration DR. PASCUAL, Daniel (Deimos Space Uk Ltd.) [ 11:40 - 12:05 ] Title: Deimos Space, 23 years in the aerospace sector PROF. PARK, Hyuk (Universitat Politècnica De Catalunya (upc-barcelonatech)) [ 12:05 - 12:20 ] Title: New Space Education: Satellite Engineering Open Discussion [ 12:20 - 12:40 ]

[MA2] Robotics and Mechatronics

Date / Time	2024-07-31 09:00 -- 10:40
Room	OC1.07
Conveners / Chairs	PROF. NAM, Saekwang Assistant Professor, Kyungpook National University Show Profile Saekwang Nam is an assistant professor at the Graduate School of Data Science, Kyungpook National University in South Korea. His primary research interests focus on analyzing tactile sensing signals measured from human fingers and robotic tactile sensors to enhance the dexterity of robot hands. Before joining KNU, he worked with vision-based tactile sensors at the Dexterous Robotics Group, University of Bristol. A brief overview of his career and education is as follows: - 2022–2023: Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Bristol, United Kingdom - Ph.D. in Computer Science from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, Germany - 2013–2017: Researcher at the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), Korea - M.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of California, San Diego, USA - B.Eng. in Mechanical Engineering from Kanazawa University, Japan
Synopsis	With the working population decreasing in many countries, there's a growing demand for robots and mechatronics technologies. This trend is leading to more frequent interactions between humans and automated machines. Fueled by advancements in artificial intelligence, the robotics industry is rapidly evolving from automating simple, repetitive tasks to more complex functions. This session is dedicated to exploring current research in robotics and mechatronics, and discussing their future potential. Below, we present a list of topics that are likely to be featured in this session. Design or mechanism for Robotics Mechatronics-based system Sensing technologies for future Augmented/Virtual reality Legged robots Robot manipulations Drones Haptics Any possible relevant topics to the automotive applications The objective of this session extends beyond merely sharing research ideas among participating researchers and industry attendees. It is also focused on fostering the development of professional networks among these participants. Furthermore, the session is designed to facilitate the establishment of collaborative research relationships, tailored to the specific needs of the attendees.
Speakers	PROF. NAM, Saekwang (Kyungpook National University) [ 09:00 - 09:30 ] Title: Enhancing Robotics with Data Science: Advancements and Future Directions in Tactile Data MR. LEE, Dongmyoung (Imperial College London) [ 09:35 - 10:05 ] Title: An innovative gripper design for dexterous cloth manipulation with a single robot arm MR. PARK, Joo Hyeong (Non-linear Structural Behaviour Assessment Lab (noba Lab), Department Of Manufacturing Systems And Design Engineering, Seoul National University Of Science And Technology (seoultech)) [ 10:10 - 10:40 ] Title: Machine Learning Based Elastic Response Limit Analysis of 90° back-to-back Pipe Bends

[MA3] Future/Smart Mobility

Date / Time	2024-07-31 11:00 -- 12:40
Room	OC1.07
Conveners / Chairs	PROF. YANG, Changho Senior lecturer, Oxford Brookes University, UK Show Profile PhD.: Brunel uni. in Automotive/Mechanical Eng., UK MSc: Uni. of Hertfordshire in Int. Automotive eng., UK BSc: Korea Aerospace University in Aeronatical & Mechanical Eng, Korea Ceng (Chartered Engineer) : IMechE, UK FHEA : Fellow of Higher Education, UK Ieng (Industrial Engineer): Vehicle inspection, Korea
Synopsis	"There have been numerous alternative technologies and substantial discussions in the future mobility and transportation with the advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The future mobility industry faces challenges related to environmental concerns, carbon footprints, sustainable energy, and the maturity of new technologies, among others. In the past decades, both the UK and European governments have heavily invested in and evaluated these issues. The following is a list of the main possible themes in the EKC." Automotive Powertrain section – new conventional IC engine vs Electirification and new technologies UAV or Drones – Control strategy, stability, aero dynamics, etc Vehicle dynamics analysis – NVH, Stability, Crash analysis, control, etc. Aerodynamics – Design, noise, stability, etc. Alternative technologies – Hydrogen fuel cells, alternative fuels, sustainable energy CFD session – Flow and heat transfer analysis (DNS, LES, RANS) Tribology – Lubrications, innovative designs, component analysis, Gears, etc. Ergonomics – new design, safety, motion simulation, etc. Future vision of automotive industry – management, marketing, market share, revolutions, etc. Cutting edge technology in racing industry Any possible relevant topics to the automotive applications Researchers from South Korea, European countries, and the UK will have the opportunity to keep up with the latest world-leading technologies and future vision for the future mobility technologies. The event will introduce and discuss new and innovative ideas, which will bring new prospects to the future of the future mobility and drive fresh engineering innovations globally.
Speakers	MR. PARK, Heungsoo (Non-linear Structural Behavior Assessment Lab (noba Lab), Department Of Manufacturing Systems And Design Engineering, Seoul National University Of Science And Technology (seoultech)) [ 11:00 - 11:15 ] Title: Effect of Cooling Path Design of Gas Turbine Combustion Liner on Elastic Shakedown Boundary DR. CHOI, Jaejoon (Korea Institute Of Energy Research) [ 11:25 - 11:40 ] Title: Evaluation of first prototype of Quad-Generation System for Rooftop Smart Farm MR. KIM, Jun Beom (Non-linear Structural Behavior Assessment Lab (noba Lab), Department Of Manufacturing Systems And Design Engineering, Seoul National University Of Science And Technology (seoultech)) [ 11:55 - 12:10 ] Title: Performance Evaluation of a Gas Turbine Blade Optimized through Response Surface Methodology Using Elastic Shakedown Limit Analysis PROF. KIM, Seung-soo (Silla University) [ 12:20 - 12:35 ] Title: Basic Experiment and Evaluation for the Development of a Waste Heat Recovery System to Improve Fuel Efficiency and Reduce Harmful Emissions during Cold Starting of an Engine-Based Vehicle

[MA4] Frontiers in Space Engineering: Innovations and Collaborative Solutions

Date / Time	2024-07-31 16:20 -- 18:00
Room	OC1.07
Conveners / Chairs	DR. SON, Min Universität der Bundeswehr München, Germany Show Profile Dr. Min Son is a research associate at the Institute of Thermodynamics, Universität der Bundeswehr München, Germany. He was awarded a Ph.D. in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering from Korea Aerospace University in 2017. Prior to his current position, Dr. Son worked as a post-doctoral researcher at the Institute of Space Propulsion, German Aerospace Center (DLR) for 3 years. He has extensive experience in experimental and numerical studies of fluid dynamics and combustion, aerospace propulsion systems, optical diagnostics, optimization.
Synopsis	This session, "Frontiers in Space Engineering: Innovations and Collaborative Solutions," emphasizes the role of space engineering in shaping the future. It serves as a forum for academia and industry leaders to discuss advancements in space engineering that demonstrate significant impact, innovation, and connectivity. The session will explore how space engineering drives technological advancements, with a focus on spacecraft development, satellite technologies, and advanced launch systems. It will highlight innovations in propulsion, communication, and space debris management, showcasing the field's commitment to solving complex challenges. Connectivity, a central theme of EKC2024, is integral to space engineering. The session will investigate space technologies that enable global communications and earth observation, illustrating their role in understanding and addressing global issues. This session aims to foster a dialogue on collaborative innovation in space engineering, emphasizing its importance in creating a connected and transformative future. Topics will include: Space Mission Systems: Design and Testing Spacecraft Development Rocket Propulsion and Launch Technologies Orbital Dynamics and Trajectory Analysis Satellite Technology Remote Sensing for Earth Observation Space Debris Management Interplanetary Missions and Deep Space Exploration In-orbit Satellite Servicing Space-based Navigation Systems
Speakers	DR. CHA, Jihyoung (Cranfield University) [ 16:20 - 17:00 ] Title: Numerical simulation modeling and fault detection, diagnosis algorithms for a liquid-propellant rocket engine MR. LEE, Dae Yeob (School Of Mechanical Aerospace And Civil Engineering, University Of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom) [ 17:00 - 17:30 ] Title: Numerical Simulation of Hydrogen Absorption in Metal Hydride with Internal Fin and Embedded Heat Transfer Fluid Channel DR. SON, Min (Universität Der Bundeswehr München) [ 17:30 - 18:00 ] Title: Environmental Impact of Rocket Launches in the New Space Era

[MA5] Advancing Technology for Modeling and Simulation (Digital Twin)

Date / Time	2024-08-01 09:00 -- 10:40
Room	OC1.07
Conveners / Chairs	PROF. HAN, Woo-suck Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint-Etienne (Mines Saint-Etienne) Show Profile Born in Seoul, South Korea. Entered to Mines Saint-Etienne in 1989, Woo-Suck Han has been involved to teach the following subjects: Mechanics of composite materials, FE structural analysis, Non-linear structural analysis, Advanced design and CAD, Design methodology and optimization, Numerical methods and Adhesive joint of composite materials. WS Han was in charge of Design of products courses, and is in charge of Physical and mechanical modelling by FEM courses. WS Han is involved to the following research projects: Capture and modelling of shod foot in motion followed by Insole Optimization for Rheumatoid Arthrosis patients (ANR projects), Analysis and design of lumbar belts (CIFRE), Auxetic design of stent-grafts (H2020-MSCA-ITN-2019), FEA of dental implants, Biomechanical modelling of knee joint, working with industrial partners (CTC, Thuasne, Generic Implants, etc..). WS Han graduated from SNU in Aeronautics (1981) and earned Master degree in Aeronautics (1983) at SNU in South Korea and Ph.D. in mechanics at Institut Polythechnique de Lorraine (University of Lorraine) in France (1989). WS Han published 28 papers in international journals with peer-review and presented his works to international or national conferences more than 60 times. WS Han is strongly involved to develop partnerships with Korea and Japan since 1996 and made MOU with Seoul National University (SNU), KAIST, POSTECH in Korea, and Tohoku University, KYUTECH, Kumamoto University in Japan to promote exchange of academic staffs and students (more than 300 until 2022). These international actions also allowed 4 PhD double-degrees and more than 40 master dual-degrees with SNU, KAIST and KYUTECH. WS Han is elected member of Education Committee for 2013-2021 and Pedagogic Committee since 2022 at Mines Saint-Etienne. He participated to organize 3 national or international conferences and co-organized 6 French-Korean workshops on composite structures. He is member of 3 national or international scientific societies and associate editor of an international journal. WS Han was distinguished as Knight by the Order of the Academic Palms in 2012.
Synopsis	Since the digital twin (DT) concept was initially proposed as an ideal product lifecycle management (PLM) model in 2003, it has become a promising technology as a virtual representation of a physical object, process, or service. The interest in the DT is due to its potential for innovative and comprehensive advancement of product design optimization, manufacturing, monitoring, and maintenance. The recent rapid advances in computing power, sensor technology, big data analytics, and the Internet of Things are accelerating the rise of the DT and expanding its availability for various applications. Modeling and simulation have played an essential role in most engineering fields. Likewise, these are also crucial components of DT technology, the concept of which is well suited to the ultimate goal of modeling and simulation. Therefore, advances in these technologies that can meet the DT’s requirements are essential elements in realizing the DT, which challenges that the modeling and simulation techniques will be able to provide accurate and efficient solutions to represent actual systems even in dynamic and multiphysical conditions and to update digital models by analyzing and integrating sensor data from real-world products. These challenges in realizing the DT will lead to innovation in modeling and simulation technologies. This session will be a platform to discuss advancing technology for modeling and simulation in the mechanical and aerospace engineering fields. The following topics are expected to be discussed in this session but the topic is not limited to. Multidisciplinary simulation involving the interaction of different fields, such as fluid mechanics, solid mechanics, thermodynamics, and electromagnetics Advanced analytics, including uncertain quantifications, statistical analysis, machine learning, data mining, etc. Conceptual modeling and motion prediction of complex products, including aerospace, automotive, satellites, etc. Advanced technologies in numerical simulation methods such as FEM, FDM, etc. Applications and case studies of Digital Twin
Speakers	DR. YANG, Jieun (Delft University Of Technology) [ 09:00 - 09:20 ] Title: Design and analysis of acoustic metamaterials for broadband noise reduction MR. LEE, Dongwon (Non-linear Structural Behavior Assessment Lab (noba Lab), Dept. Of Manufacturing Systems And Design Engineering, Seoul National University Of Science And Technology) [ 09:25 - 09:45 ] Title: Development of Abaqus User Material Subroutine for Elastic Response Limit Analysis of 3D Structure under Combined Loading Conditions MR. JANG, Seohee (The University Of Manchester) [ 09:50 - 10:10 ] Title: Physics Informed Neural Network in Turbulent Porous Media Flow Reconstruction PROF. HAN, Woo-suck (Ecole Nationale Supérieure Des Mines De Saint-etienne (mines Saint-etienne)) [ 10:15 - 10:35 ] Title: Comparative Evaluation Of 3D-Printed Auxetic Titanium Stents: A Three-Point Bending Test and Finite Element Simulation Study

[MA6] EKAMA / Hanwha Systems Collaboration for Empowering Innovation in Mechatronics and Aerospace

Date / Time	2024-08-01 11:00 -- 12:40
Room	OC0.04
Conveners / Chairs	PROF. PARK, Hyuk Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), Prof. Agregat (Assoc. Prof.)
Synopsis	The European Korean Association of Mechatronics and Aerospace (EKAMA) is delighted to propose a dedicated session at the EKC 2023 conference, aiming to bring together Europe's leading experts in mechatronics and aerospace. This session will serve as a platform to share groundbreaking knowledge, discuss next-generation technologies, and foster collaborative networks that will spearhead innovation in these crucial sectors. Specially, the Hanwha Systems will present the company's vision and activities in this filed. * Session Format Keynote Presentations: Insights from leading experts in mechatronics and aerospace, discussing recent advancements, emerging technologies, and the future landscape of these sectors. EKAMA General Assembly: A detailed presentation on EKAMA's achievements in 2023 and strategic initiatives for 2024, followed by Q&A. Panel Discussion: A dynamic panel featuring distinguished members from academia, industry, and research institutions, debating challenges and opportunities in fostering innovation and collaboration. Networking Event: A networking event, designed to promote interaction among participants, encouraging the exchange of ideas and the formation of collaborative ventures.
Speakers	DR. LEE, Chul Hyung (Hanwha Systems) [ 11:00 - 11:25 ] Title: Development of Korean BFT Large Antenna Technology DR. CHO, Mun Shin (Hanwha Systems) [ 11:25 - 11:50 ] Title: Performance Verification of the Micro-Vibration Isolation Equipment by Qualification Tests PROF. PARK, Hyuk (Universitat Politècnica De Catalunya (upc-barcelonatech)) [ 12:15 - 12:40 ] Title: Annual Meeting of European Korean Association of Mechatronics and Aerospace (EKAMA)

[MA7] Emerging Trends and Advancements in Aeronautics and Mechanical Engineering

Date / Time	2024-08-01 14:00 -- 15:40
Room	OC1.07
Conveners / Chairs	PROF. LEE, Juseong Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands. Show Profile Juseong Lee is an assistant professor at Operations Planning Accounting & Control (OPAC) group, the Department of Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences, Eindhoven University of Technology (TU Eindhoven). He holds a PhD in Aerospace Engineering from Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) and an MSc in Aerospace Engineering from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). His research aims to improve the industrial processes’ reliability, efficiency, and sustainability by using data-driven models and artificial intelligence. He worked on the optimal design of predictive aircraft maintenance using the data-driven prognostics of Remaining-Useful-Life. In the European project ReMAP H2020, he developed a multi-objective performance assessment framework for predictive aircraft maintenance. Currently, he is working on data-driven diagnostics/prognostics, digital twins for data generation, and explainable decision support tools.
Synopsis	Artificial intelligence (AI) and data-driven methodologies have marked a significant paradigm shift in engineering, revolutionizing how we monitor, analyse, and optimise complex systems. Sensors monitor the real-time conditions of machines. The collected data are used to supplement traditional knowledge/physics-based approaches. Human experts collaborate with AI to optimize the operation of complex systems. Ultimately, these innovative technologies enhance the efficiency, availability, reliability, safety, and sustainability of various complex systems – mechanical systems, drones, aircraft, off-shore platforms, maritime vessels, trains, factories, infrastructures, etc. This session aims to explore cutting-edge engineering innovation, highlighting the role of digital twins, AI, machine learning, and advanced sensor technologies in advancing traditional and modern engineering solutions. The following topics are expected to be discussed in this session, but are not limited to. Hybrid data-driven and physics-based modelling Automated systems based on AI/ML Big data analytics of complex systems Explainable AI Digital twin (DT) Internet of Things (IoT) AI agents in socio-technical systems
Speakers	PROF. MITICI, Mihaela (Utrecht University) [ 14:00 - 14:30 ] Title: Predictive aircraft maintenance in the era of big data and machine learning PROF. BYUN, Ji-eun (University Of Glasgow) [ 14:30 - 14:50 ] Title: Risk-informed redundancy design in infrastructure systems using the branch-and-bound algorithm for reliability analysis of general coherent systems MR. LEE, Sangwook (Fraunhofer Institute For Production Technology Ipt) [ 14:50 - 15:10 ] Title: Numerical modeling of wear on forming dies in high-volume metallic bipolar plate production for fuel cells DR. RO, Seonhi (Labs Network Industrie 4.0 E.v.) [ 15:10 - 15:30 ] Title: Factory-X : The Digital Ecosystem for Factory Outfitters and Operators

[MA8] (Round Table) What is the Role of ICT in Advanced Smart Mobility?

Date / Time	2024-08-01 16:00 -- 17:40
Room	OC1.07
Conveners / Chairs	DR. SON, Min Universität der Bundeswehr München, Germany Show Profile Dr. Min Son is a research associate at the Institute of Thermodynamics, Universität der Bundeswehr München, Germany. He has been managing the 'Advanced-Mobility Expert Network (AMExNet)' since 2023 to organize the Korean expert network in Europe. Dr. Son is interested in aerospace propulsion systems, air mobility, and space mobility. PROF. YANG, Changho Senior lecturer, Oxford Brookes University, UK Show Profile PhD.: Brunel uni. in Automotive/Mechanical Eng., UK MSc: Uni. of Hertfordshire in Int. Automotive eng., UK BSc: Korea Aerospace University in Aeronatical & Mechanical Eng, Korea Ceng (Chartered Engineer) : IMechE, UK FHEA : Fellow of Higher Education, UK Ieng (Industrial Engineer): Vehicle inspection, Korea
Synopsis	This session includes an invited speech on the role of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in advancing smart mobility, followed by a round table discussion with invited panelists. ♦ Panel - PROF. KIM, Yong-hong, Silla University - DR. RO, Seonhi, Labs Network Industrie 4.0 E.v. - MS. JANG, Eunyoung, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin - DR. CHEONG, Jaesook, Universität Bayreuth ♦ Panel Discussion Topics 1. Definition of Smart Mobility - Key components and technologies of smart mobility - Benefits and challenges of implementing smart mobility solutions 2. Essential Conditions for Scaling Up Electric Vehicles - Technical Requirements: Battery technology, charging speed, driving range - Infrastructure Development: Charging station networks, power supply stability - Future Prospects of Autonomous Driving: Current status and future conditions 3. The Role of Smart Mobility in Addressing European Crises - Addressing refugee, climate, energy, Ukraine war, and COVID-19 crises - Responding to the crisis of democracy and the rise of antisemitism - Application and strategy of smart mobility in crisis situations 4. Mobility Solutions for the Elderly and Transportation-Disadvantaged - Improving accessibility for the elderly and transportation-disadvantaged - Solving public transportation issues in mountainous and island regions - Customized mobility services and technological approaches
Speakers	PROF. KIM, Yong-hong (Silla University) [ 16:00 - 16:30 ] Title: Digital Transformation of Mobility (Break) Introduction of Advanced Mobility Technology Expert Network (AMExNet) [ 16:30 - 16:40 ] PROF. KIM, Yong-hong (Silla University) [ 16:40 - 17:40 ] DR. RO, Seonhi (Labs Network Industrie 4.0 E.v.) [ 16:40 - 17:40 ] MS. JANG, Eunyoung (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) [ 16:40 - 17:40 ] DR. CHEONG, Jaesook (Universität Bayreuth) [ 16:40 - 17:40 ]

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