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Innopolis Foundation Allocates KRW 32.6 Bn to Pursue 65 Projects for Daedeok Innopolis Fostering
Date
2026.05.06
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According to Newsis,

[Daejeon = Newsis] Reporter Kim Yang-soo – The Daedeok Research and Development Innopolis Headquarters of the Innopolis Foundation held the "Daedeok Research and Development Innopolis Fostering Project Kick-off Meeting" at the foundation's conference hall on the 6th to launch full-scale implementation of commercialization projects selected this year. A total of 65 projects were selected as this year's fostering initiatives.

At this kick-off meeting, the Innopolis Foundation provided comprehensive education across project execution, including research and development budget utilization and management, alongside technological leakage response measures, to support the stable implementation of the selected projects.

This year's Daedeok Research and Development Innopolis Fostering Project is valued at a total of KRW 32.6 billion. Among the budget, the allocation for regional innovation demonstration scale-up support stands at KRW 14.9 billion, representing a significant 72 percent increase compared to KRW 8.6 billion from the previous year. Through this, the foundation plans to strengthen support for deep-tech enterprises to generate large-scale outcomes and scale up.

By sector, intensive support will be directed toward national strategic technology fields, led by: Artificial Intelligence (30 percent), Advanced Bio (20 percent), and Robotics (11 percent)

Lim Mun-taek, Head of the Daedeok Innopolis Headquarters, stated, "The excellent research achievements of Daedeok Innopolis are successfully establishing themselves in the actual market through commercialization and demonstration." He added, "Alongside the rapid and stable commercialization of research achievements, we will accelerate technology diffusion and actively provide support so that Daedeok Innopolis can leap forward as a global hub for deep-tech innovation."

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Source: Newsis (May 06, 2026)

** This article was translated from Korean.