Minister Lee Young visits Samhyeon at Changwon Smart Factory as his first provincial move
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Minister Lee Young of the Ministry of SMEs and Startups visited Samhyeon, a smart factory in Changwon, on June 22 (Wednesday), toured the site, and held a meeting with representatives and experts of five smart factories.
Samhyun Co., Ltd. is a company that produces drive motors for electric and hydrogen cars and electric vehicle actuators, and has improved productivity through the construction of smart factories, and has also created high-quality jobs, with 38 youth employment increasing over the past three years.
※ 15% increase in productivity, 26% decrease in defect rate, 10% decrease in cost Number of employees: ('19) 119 → ('22.6) 157 (38 (31.9%) increase compared to '19)
In addition, it has recently been selected as a K-smart lighthouse factory by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, and plans to further upgrade smart factories such as building digital twins using manufacturing big data and artificial intelligence algorithms.
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<Site visit and meeting overview>
- Place: Samhyeon Co., Ltd. (Uichang-gu, Changwon) - Attendees: Minister of SMEs and Startups, Director of Smart Manufacturing Innovation Planning Division, Director of Manufacturing Innovation Policy Division Representatives of 5 companies (Smart Factory) (Samhyun, MSE, Delix, Hyundai Precision, Nanoi-itech) (Expert) Gyeongsang National University, Electronics and Technology Research Institute, Smart Manufacturing Innovation Promotion Group (affiliated by the Korea Institute of Technology) |
This meeting was organized to listen to vivid on-site opinions from smart factory companies and reflect them in the digital transformation policies of manufacturing SMEs.
Minister Lee Young toured Samhyun's smart production site to encourage employees' hard work, and at the following meeting, representatives of five smart factories and three private experts attended to discuss various difficulties at the manufacturing site.
In particular, companies suggested the continuous supply and spread of smart factories, training smart manufacturing professionals, and inducing long-term employment.
in Korea, the world's fifth-largest manufacturer
Small and medium-sized manufacturers are at the heart of the economy
The government will expand future smart factories and support small manufacturers,
Connecting smart factories such as fostering collaborative companies and professionals
We plan to push the digital transformation of manufacturing SMEs strongly as a national challenge,
We will come up with a detailed plan for the second half of the year
Minister of SMEs and Startups Lee Young
In addition, Minister Lee Young visited the Gyeongnam Regional Small and Medium Venture Business Administration to receive work reports and encouraged employees in charge of on-site support for small and medium-sized enterprises and small business owners suffering from COVID-19 over the past two years.
Source: Ministry of SMEs and Startups