Eco-friendly automotive interior parts A…
'Seoyon
E-Hwa' was chosen as a consigned research and development institution, along
with partner companies Changseong Tech
and Sungjae,
for the new Ministry of SMEs and Startups' smart manufacturing innovation
technology development project in 2022, which will be hosted by the Korea
Technology and Information Promotion Agency for SMEs (TIPA). 'Development of
platform technology for collaborative usage of AI-based external quality
assessment for eco-friendly automotive interior parts' is the subject of the
research project.
Seoyon
E-Hwa's mission this time has been to construct a standardized quality
management system by performing exterior inspection, which is the emotional
quality of interior components for eco-friendly automobiles, using AI, and
developing a shared data platform in the cluster among parts suppliers.
The
host organization is 'InterX,' a
SI firm, and Seoyon
E-Hwa is in charge of developing quality management standards at the top of the
supply chain for eco-friendly automotive interior parts, as well as
establishing a system for integrating quality information via a single
platform.
This
research project is anticipated to contribute to guaranteeing the emotional
quality of eco-friendly vehicle components, and it will be carried out with the
crucial objective of securing quality technology utilizing AI in line with the
4th industrial revolution age.
Seoyon
E-Hwa joined in this initiative to increase the quality level and production
environment of its suppliers, and to lay the groundwork for future
manufacturing technologies. Through 50 years of accumulated quality data and
management systems, new technological changes have been accommodated to
introduce AI and cloud-based platforms, which are expected to significantly
contribute to shared growth by carrying out technology developed jointly with
secondary and tertiary partners, not just Seoyon
E-Hwa's growth. Moreover, the industrial environment is not a single company,
and when digital transformation and total quality management integration across
the supply chain are essential, Seoyon
E-Hwa is expected to lead the way.
This
project will last four years, from 2022 to 2025, and the overall project cost
is around 3.7 billion won, with the government investing approximately 2.8
billion won.
The model
line is developed in the first and second years in partner companies, Changseong
Tech and Sungjae,
and will be expanded to three to five partners in the third and fourth years,
and the data integration system will be designed for integrated management
between Seoyon
E-Hwa and its partners and will be based on the manufacturing platform (KAMP).
2022-06-30
