Hyundai Motor Group Completes Tech Talent Forum for Global Top-Tier Technical Talent

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Hyundai Motor Group announced that it held the “HMG Tech Talent Forum” over two days, starting on the 17th, at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, Silicon Valley, United States. The forum aimed to explore the direction of future mobility development with global technical talent under the theme “Growth Built Together Beyond Boundaries.”

A total of nine companies participated in the event, including Hyundai Motor, Kia, the U.S. subsidiary, the U.S. Technology Research Institute, Metaplant America, Boston Dynamics, Motional, and 42dot. Approximately 380 attendees, including North American technical talent, invited guests, and group employees, shared visions and development cases across six core technology fields: AI, robotics, autonomous driving, smart manufacturing, software, IT, and hydrogen, energy, and batteries.

The opening keynote speeches were delivered by Jose Munoz Hyeon Dae-cha (CEO) Lee Sa (President), Manfred Harrer, President of the R&D Division, Park Min-woo, President of the AVP Division and Representative Director of 42dot, and Vice President Kim Hye-in In Sa (Head). President Jose Munoz introduced strategies for connecting future technologies such as AI, software-defined vehicles, robotics, and energy to business. Manfred Ha Reo (President) presented plans to enhance development system efficiency by leveraging engineering capabilities and virtual development technology. Park Min-u (President) shared a vision for physical AI based on real-world data, while Vice President Kim Hye-in explained plans to support the global innovation ecosystem and talent growth.

Subsequently, in the Leaders Panel Talk, Park Min-u (President), Manfred Ha Reo (President), Vice President Kim Chang-hwan, Head of Electrification Energy Solutions, Jack Zgouskos, CPTO of Boston Dynamics, Phil Michelle, General Manager of Motional, and Alpeesh Patel, SDFChu Jin-dam-dang (SVP), participated. The panelists discussed the directions in which AI, robotics, autonomous driving, electrification, and smart manufacturing will transform future industries, as well as strategies for implementing physical AI in actual products and production sites.

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