The Korean Assiciation of Mobility Studies has appointed Professor Jeong Gu Min from our university's Department of Electronical Engineering as its third president.
The Korean Assiciation of Mobility Studies is an academic organization established to bring together experts from diverse fields such as engineering, economics/business, and law to conduct interdisciplinary analysis of the mobility industry and discuss policies for the development of Korea's mobility sector. It has closely collaborated with mobility-related forums in Korea's industry and National Assembly, contributing to the establishment of domestic policies and legal/institutional frameworks.

Professor Jeong currently serves as an advisory professor for major domestic companies including Hyundai KEFICO, Autonomous A2Z, Kanevi Mobility, Maum AI, Pebble Square, and A-Tech. He has also served as an outside director for Humax, Hyundai AutoEver, and UbiVelox, and previously acted as an advisory professor for Hyundai Motor's Production Technology Development Center, LG Electronics' CTO Division, Naver/Naver Labs, and Samsung Electronics' Software Center.
Professor Jung stated, “Our mobility industry faces challenges such as U.S. tariff issues, the rise of Chinese automakers, and economic downturns. However, new opportunities are also emerging, including growth in the electric vehicle and hybrid market, the activation of autonomous driving, and the materialization of eco-friendly ships and the UAM market.” He added, “Going forward, The Korean Assiciation of Mobility Studies will strive to identify policies and legal/regulatory frameworks that contribute to industry development by reflecting the industry's voice.”