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UAM 분야 R&D 성과 소개

문우춘/Woo-choon Moon

항공우주산학융합원
첨단항공우주기술연구소장

▶ 2020. 07 ~ 현재 : 항공우주산학융합원 첨단항공우주기술연구소 소장
▶ 2022. 05 ~ 현재 : G 3AM 의장

How EDB could support UAM/AAM players in expanding their business in Singapore

Trevor Wong

싱가포르 경제개발청
Regional Director, Japan & Korea, Singapore EDB

Mr. Trevor Wong is the Regional Director of the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB). He is based in Korea and oversees the engagement of global companies to facilitate investments and transform their operations in Singapore. Concurrently, Trevor is on EDB’s Japan & Korea desk where he works closely with business associations and chambers of commerce to help their members succeed in Asia via Singapore.
Prior to his current appointment, Trevor was in EDB’s Hub Services & Connectivity division where he supported the development of Singapore’s supply chain strategy through initiatives like warehouse transformation and supply chain control tower.
Trevor received his bachelor’s degree in Creative Technology Management from Yonsei University in South Korea.

UAM 운항 및 교통관리 실증

김재우/Jae-woo Kim

대한항공 항공기술연구원
전문위원

▶ 2021 광운대 방위사업학 박사 (논문 : UAS)
▶ 2022~대한항공 UAM PM
▶ 2022~G3AM 정책/협력 분과위원장
▶ 2023~항공교통학회 이사

Holistic User Research for Passenger Drones: Identifying Acceptance Criteria and Expectations for Adoption

Dr. Andreas Riener

Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI)
Professor for Human-Machine Interaction and Virtual Reality

Prof. Dr. Andreas Riener is an enthusiastic computer scientist with extensive experience in User Experience Design (UXD), Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), and Ergonomics, focusing on future mobility applications including automated shuttle buses and UAM. As the founder and team lead of the interdisciplinary Human-Computer Interaction Group at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI), Andreas oversees a team of approximately 20 PhD students, postdocs, and technical staff.
Andreas Riener is a dedicated lecturer in UXD, HCI, and Computer Science, recognized for excellence in education, having received the Outstanding Teaching Award from the Bavarian State Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs in 2018. Prof. Riener has served as the program leader for the UXD programs at THI, managing both undergraduate (2015-2023) and graduate (since 2020) programs. Committed to supporting the scientific community, Andreas Riener is an elected member of the DFG Review Board for the 2024-2028 term, contributes to the ACM AutomotiveUI and Mensch & Computer conference series, and serves as chair of the ACM SIGCHI German Chapter. Andreas Riener is also a founding member of the ethics committee for Bavaria’s universities GEHBa.
With a proven record in collaborative research, Andreas Riener has successfully secured over €6 million in funding for industrial and governmental projects over the last 7 years. He has authored or contributed to more than 350 publications.

Advanced Air Mobility Operations – Research Challenges and Developments II

신효상/Hyo-Sang Shin

크랜필드대 Ⅱ
Prof

Professor Hyo-Sang Shin is Professor in Cho Chun Shik Postgraduate School of Mobility at KAIST and Professor of Guidance, Control and Navigation Systems in Centre for Autonomous and Cyber-Physical Systems at Cranfield University. He received his BSc from Pusan National University on Aerospace Engineering in 2004 and gained an MSc on flight dynamics, guidance and control in Aerospace Engineering from KAIST and a PhD on cooperative missile guidance from Cranfield University in 2006 and 2011, respectively. He joined Cranfield University in 2011 as a lecturer, equivalent to assistant professor. From 2024, he joined KAIST as Professor and retained his professorship position at Cranfield University as an adjunct professor. He has published over 250 journal and conference papers and has been invited for many lectures, invited talks and keynotes both in Universities and industries mainly on autonomous and intelligent systems. He has been also involved in many research programmes such as Future Flight (Innovate UK), UTM (Connected Places Catapult), design of UAV airborne monitoring system (sponsored by DSTL) and development of information fusion algorithms for contextual awareness enhancement (supported by Selex Galileo) in the UK and started quite a few new projects in South Korea. Professor Shin has also been the coordinator of the EuroSWARM project (supported by European Defence Agency), which develops and demonstrates key enabling technologies for the unmanned swarm systems. He is also leading a research project, Real-time Decision Making for Autonomous Systems using AI Methods, supported by EOARD. Professor Shin has significant experiences and track records in autonomous and intelligent system related R&D projects. Professor Shin is a member of various technical committees (IFAC Technical Committee on Aerospace Control, IEEE Technical Committee on Aerial Robotics and Unmanned Aerial Systems), and program and editorial boards. He was programme co-chair of the 21st IFAC Symposium on Aerospace Control and programme chair of the 2019 IEEE Conference on Research, Education and Development of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (RED-UAS). He is also an Associate Editor of various prestigious journals such as IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems and Journal of Intelligent and Robotic Systems. He has won a few best paper awards and was the recipient of the Jeong Hun Cho Academic Award in 2024.
Professor Shin is Head of Autonomous and Intelligent Lab and leading relevant research areas in KAIST and Cranfield University. The current research activities he is leading and being involved include, but not being limited to, UAM, UTM, decision making on multi-agent systems, information-driven sensing and fusion, multiple target tracking, improvement of multiple vehicle cooperation, and data-centric guidance and control.