* Source: 2011 survey on R&D activities, National Science and Technology Commission - KISTEP
4
Basic Research
Application
Development
Understand natural phenomena
and generate knowledge.
Apply and utilize local
technologies to meet
practical needs or
purposes
Develop technology to
produce new
products/devices or
improve existing
products/devices.
Study on reaction
between high
molecular
compounds
Study on chemical
compound
synthesis
Research aiming at
developing automobile
tires
Manufacturing of
prototypes through
pilot process
* Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning. * *Ministry of Trade, Industry & Energy
5
6
Technical gap with China
in manufacturing industry
Future
flagship
R&D
Strengthen
SME’s R&D
capabilities
Nurture
excellent
Research
convergence
technology =
new growth
engine
4.7yrs.
’02
GDP
Employment
Share of emerging
Economies in global export
3.8yrs.
3.7yrs.
’07
’12
’00
’11
Annual average increase of
government’s R&D investment
16.6%
27,541$
24,948$
’07
’11
63.9%
63.9%
’07
’11
10.8%
’98~’02
’03~’07
9.6%
’08~’12
8
•
Need R&D packages that can
create new value chains.
• Create new growth engines
• Strengthen the role of SMEs & mid-tier
companies.
•
•
Creative and autonomous R&D system
Fill technical deficiencies that serve as
obstacles at research sites.
•
Need to seek R&D designed to improve
quality of life.
10
Seek R&D for key growth engine items and core technologies that
will lead the global markets in 7~10 years.
.
Identify large convergence projects as the NEXT BIG 20 and thereby
create new value chains for industries.
11
SMEs & mid-tier companies
Approx. 50% of MOTIE’s R&D budget will go to SMEs & mid-tier companies
In 2012
In 2017
Expand R&D programs dedicated to SME & mid-tier companies and
projects of which SME & mid-tier companies are lead organization
12
Develop an innovative product that is part of the value chains of different industries.
Graphene
Material
producer
Deposition
Equipment
Equipment
provider
Display
System
vendor
Flexible display product
Sensor & module
SME A
Motor & drive parts
SME B
Controller parts
SME C
Contents and service
SME D
Ultra sensor module
for collision
avoidance
High-power,
light-weight,
smart actuator
Multi-axis motion
controller & Interactive
smartware
Intelligent
Service robot
13
Expand funding for to enable
companies to conduct the
research they want.
Go-as-you-please
R&D program
Target
Introduce funding for biz idea (BI)
- associated R&D.
- Establish a “BM first, R&D later”
system = only creative BIs will
be adopted & funded
14
Improve the safety of people’s life through the technologies
* Example : active electronic tags for the prevention of sex offense against child.
Improve conveniences in daily life of the underprivileged
* Example : a mouth-operated mouse for individuals with severe physical or upper extremity disabilities
Hold a public contests for human-oriented technology ideas
* Currently an open exhibition is underway (Apr. 25-Jun .21)
visit and apply at http://with365.keit.re.kr
15
17
Communications broadcasting
convergence technology
Next generation memory
semiconductor technology
Next generation
display technology
Environment-friendly
nano material applied technology
Future advanced
transportation system technology
18
4
7.60%
19%
Korea 47%
45.40%
1.3
Korea
31%
15%
30%
Finland
Germany
32%
8.4
Germany
Endowment
30%
18%
15.8
France
25%
27.9
Luxemburg
R&D sponsored by Government
R&D sponsored by Company
R&D sponsored by Overseas
32.2
UK
33.7
Belgium
8
Ph.D14,316
MS
BS
etc
(16.3%)
54,705
(62.4%)
11,306
(9.2%)
36,568
(29.7%)
18,621
(21.2%)
87,642
(100.0%)
7
Deficit Ratio
6.9
6
75,074
(61.1%)
122,948
(100.0%)
2,907
(1.7%)
4,226
(2.5%)
162,029
(95.8%)
169,162
(100.0%)
293
(1.3%)
1,417
(6.4%)
20,262
(92.2%)
21,972
(100.0%)
5
4.6
4
3.8
3
2
1.9
1
Public R&D
Institute
1
Number of Employees
University
Company
Sum
0
10~29
30~99
100~299 300~499 over 500
5
USER
Government
Company
University
I
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T
T
R
F
A
C
E
3. Data Base Access
Equipment DB
Public R&D
Institute
System
E-Tube System
I
N
T
T
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F
A
C
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Procurement
R&D
Management
Statistics DB
Security
6
Origin and Capacity:
KIAT’s Establishment:
2009 (merged by several entities)
Parent Organization:
Ministry of Trade, Industry & Energy (MOTIE)
Agency Type:
A national non-profit agency
Size:
~300 staff members
Total budget:
$1.13billion (2013)
Divisions:
Division of technology commercialization
Division of regional industry
Division of high-potential enterprises
Division of international technology cooperation
Division of industry ~ academia cooperation
Division of materials and components
Supporting the Open Innovation of Korean R&D organisations through Global
Technology Cooperation
Ⅰ. R&D
Programs
Supports Bilateral
Technology
Development
______
 Industry StrategyAssociated
 Global Industry
Academia
Cooperation
 Bilateral Joint
programs
(France, Germany,
Switzerland, China)
Ⅱ. Multilateral
Programs
Ⅲ. Infrastructure
Establishment
Supports
Participation in EU
R&D Networks
______
Networking Events
Global Networks
HR Development
______
 EU / FP7 / Horizon2020

 EUREKA

 Korea joined EUREKA
since 2009 as an
‘Associate Country’

 Korea will joined
EUROSTAR 2 in 2013


Agreements and Events
(Finland, EU, US )
Global Office network
GTBC & EEN
membership
Global Partnership
Program (GP)
Global-Vietnam Incubator
Park
Korea-OECD
Cooperation
42
33
24
10
18.1
18
14
No. of projects
13.2
EUR millions
8.3
1.6
3.3
5
2007
2008
2009
Early Stage
 Networking activities
 Increase a number of
projects




2010
Initiation
Joined as the first Asian
associate country
EUREKA Day 2010 (Seoul)
Increased local awareness
Supports for matchmaking
2011





2012
Expansion
Increase budget & project targets
EUREKA DAY 2011 (Seoul)
EUREKA DAY 2012 (Brussels)
Renewal of Associated Country
status
1+1 participation rule