Kookmin University (President Jeong Seung Ryul) and Kakao Mobility (CEO Ryu Geung Sun) held a business agreement signing ceremony at Kookmin University Headquarters, Room 106, on April 5 (Fri) to promote joint business participation and research support to revitalize the advanced mobility industry.

With this agreement, the two organizations will conduct joint research and projects for the development of the outdoor advertising industry.
industry-academia cooperation on the future mobility industry using AI, and industry-academia cooperation to foster specialized human resources for the industry.

Kakao Mobility is developing various future mobility technologies based on its technology and data analysis capabilities. In addition, it is striving to create a socially responsible advertising ecosystem by providing useful advertisements to consumers while traveling and collaborating with small and medium-sized advertising providers. 

"We are pleased to begin collaborating with Kookmin University, which has nurtured great talent in the mobility and advertising fields," said Ahn Kyu Jin , Vice President of Kakao Mobility. "Through this collaboration, we will strive to achieve joint research results that will contribute to the development of the entire mobility industry."

Kookmin University President Jung Seung-ryul also responded, saying, "This cooperation will be an opportunity for us to expand our capabilities in the fields of advertising and mobility and grow to the next level." "We will spare no effort to support the university so that the cooperation between the two organizations can blossom in many ways."

At the MOU signing ceremony, Kakao Mobility's Vice President Ahn Kyu Jin, Director Kye Kyung Hyun , Deputy Director Kim Chang Sik, Director Moon Sung Jin, President Jeong Seung Ryul of Kookmin University, Director of Industry-Academia Cooperation Lee In Hyung, Professor Lee Jong Min of the School of Media and Advertising, Dean Ji Jun Hyung of the School of Media and Advertising, Dean Shin Sung Hwan of the College of Automotive Engineering, and Dean Gang Yeon Sik of the Graduate School of Automotive Mobility discussed step-by-step strategies and specific mutual cooperation plans to promote full-scale cooperation in the future.