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About of KSMTE (The Korean Society of Manufacturing Technology Engineers) |
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The Korean Society of Manufacturing Technology Engineers (KSMTE) is a
leading academic society in the field of manufacturing technology in South
Korea. Originally established in 1994 under the name The Korean Society of
Machine Tool Engineers, the society was founded as an affiliated organization
under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy of Korea. In 2011, it was
renamed to its current title, and it is now celebrating its 30th anniversary in
2025.
KSMTE comprises experts from academia, research institutes, industry, and related associations. It actively promotes academic activities and the exchange of technological information to advance the manufacturing technology sector.
KSMTE consists of 20 technical divisions, each dedicated to a specific area
within manufacturing technology. These divisions facilitate specialized
research, technical exchange, and collaboration among members with shared
interests. The divisions are as follows (in alphabetical order): |
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3D Printing (Additive Manufacturing) |
Integrated Manufacturing Systems
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Advanced Machining Systems
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Manufacturing Engineering
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AI-Converged Carbon Neutral Manufacturing
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Nano/Micro Systems
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Applied Optical Energy
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Polymer Processing
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Bio and Medical Engineering
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Robotics and Automation |
Carbon Convergence and Lightweight Materials
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Semiconductor Manufacturing Systems |
Design and Computer-Aided Engineering
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Sensors and Printable Electronics |
DX-FOMs (Digital Transformation/Smart Factory Operation Management)
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Tool and Die |
Flexible Materials Manufacturing Systems
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Ultraprecision Nanomachining
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Green Manufacturing Technology |
Vibration and Control
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KSMTE also encompasses all manufacturing fields those require highly advanced technologies including not only mechanical but also electrical, optical, industrial engineering, materials science, physics, chemistry, mathematics and computer science.
The Society disseminates machine tool technical data and information, sponsors activities that facilitate interaction with fellow professionals, and expands the base of knowledge of the machine tool and manufacturing engineering industry.
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