AIUT President on behalf of FAiRP signed Memorandum of Understanding with the Korea Association of Robot Industry
On Friday, July 14th, 2023, during the Korea-Poland Economic Forum in Warsaw AIUT President, Marek Gabryś, on behalf of the Forum Automatyki i Robotyki Polskiej signed the Memorandum of Understanding, a cooperation agreement with the Korea Association of Robot Industry (KAR), the twin organization in Korea. The Korean side was represented by Chulho Kang of HYUNDAI ROBOTICS.
Poland strengthens the economic cooperation with North Korea. On the 14th of July in Warsaw, the Polish Minister of Development and Technology, Waldemar Buda, and the Korean Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy, Chang-Yang Lee, signed a cooperation agreement on trade promotion and investment, including trade and industrial cooperation. The aim of the forum is to strengthen economic cooperation between Poland and the Republic of Korea, which was represented by more than 80 entities, including companies, public institutions and business associations.
The agreement signed at the Korea-Poland Forum 2023 between the Forum Automatyki i Robotyki Polskiej (FAiRP) and the Korea Association of Robot Industry is the first step towards a strategic partnership in the field of business and technological cooperation for members of both organisations.
– We have started an important dialog. The agreement signed by the Forum Automatyki i Robotyki Polskiej and the Korea Association of Robot Industry will enable us to strengthen the economic and business cooperation. First and foremost, Polish integrators will be of assistance to Korean partners in the transfer of technologies and production capacities to Poland and Europe. We hope that the established cooperation platform will support the Polish industry in the Asian expansion and will enable us to combine our mutual potentials in creating breakthrough innovation– said Marek Gabryś, President of AIUT Group, co-founder and member of the Supervisory Board of the Forum Automatyki i Robotyki Polskiej
Beneficial for both sides
The cooperation between FAiRP and KAR will enable the use of the unique know-how, experience in the field of robotics and the industrial potential of both sides to stimulate the growth, innovation and competitiveness of the member companies. The strategic partnership requires in particular:
- exchange of information and inspiration related to the robotics sector;
- promotion of cooperation between industry and science as well as the implementation of R&D projects;
- networking between members in order to exploit the business opportunities in Poland, Korea and internationally;
- organisation of joint conferences and seminars.
FAiRP
Polish Automation and Robotics Forum (FAIRP) represents Polish (over 50% capital) integrators, suppliers, and vendors providing solutions in the fields of automation and robotization. FAIRP has been established Sept 2021, and since then it is a fast-growing organization (28 members currently) with the objective to gather under its umbrella most of the local Polish industry potential in the coming 5 years.
FAIRP facilitates cooperation among its members to create consortiums for the projects, combine specializations, and engineering/ fabrication resources. The Forum also promotes the automation/ robotization capabilities of its members both in PL and globally, actively participating in conferences, trades shows and supporting cooperation national/ international organizations focused on the same industry.
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Korea Association of Robot Industry
Established in June 1999, Korea Association of Robot Industry, the only pan-Korea robot association in Korea, represents its 263 member companies as well as non-industrial members such as universities, research laboratories, institutions, government-sponsored organizations which study its main scope of robotic fields.
As a sole business organization representing the Korean robot industry, KAR supports the development of members as well as conducts various activities to promote and strengthen the robot industry in Korea. Its main activities include proposing government policies, conducting market surveys and analyses on the Korean robot industry, developing, and setting standards for Korean robots, encouraging robot deployment throughout the industry, and vitalizing the Korean robot market by organizing international events such as trade shows and conferences.