국민대-씨이피테크, ‘2026 제조전문형 메이커스페이스’ 운영 시작
The National University of Seoul (President: Jeong Seul-ryul) and CPTech Corporation are jointly operating the '2026 Specialized Maker Space for Manufacturing' project, led by Professor Jang Jong-suk. The program officially began on August 10th at the National University Museum Annex Building, marking the start of its operations.
This project, a government-supported venture under the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency and the Entrepreneurship Promotion Institute, aims to bolster the entrepreneurial capabilities of startups by offering support throughout the entire process, from product development and manufacturing to certification and mass production.
The National University and CPTech plan to provide an educational program that integrates ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and AI technology based on design. The project will encompass ten specialized educational programs, focusing on essential aspects such as brand branding, consumer insight analysis, generative AI design, and metal 3D printing.
During the orientation, the program's introduction, support mechanisms for material costs, equipment and space utilization, and the signing of participating teams' agreements were discussed. Professor Jang Jong-suk, who heads the project, stated, "We aim to support participating teams in transforming their ideas into actual products by linking design, ESG, and AI throughout the manufacturing process, from prototyping to productization and investment and partnership."
The '2026 Specialized Maker Space' program consists of three stages—entrepreneurship basics, entrepreneurship enhancement, and entrepreneurship in practice—comprising ten programs in total. The program will run sequentially through December, with additional sessions such as the entrepreneurship incubation program in November and a comprehensive exhibition showcasing the project results in December.
The project plans to recruit a second batch of participating teams in September, including both general and student teams.
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