‘Sandbox 2nd Anniversary Performance Report’ held non-face-to-face… Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun and President Park Yong-man attended
[아시아경제 황윤주 기자] Technologies that were almost buried in the walls of old institutions gathered at the’Sandbox Performance Report’. Distant simultaneous charging technology without experimental frequency, Colbus blocked by vested interests, and Face Pay (automatic face recognition payment) blocked by the Electronic Financial Transactions Act are all technologies that bypassed the sandbox.
The Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Office of State Affairs Coordination held a’Sandbox 2nd Anniversary Performance Report’ at the Sangha Hall in Jung-gu, Seoul, and shared their success stories and introduced measures to improve the system. In consideration of the corona situation, this day’s event mixed offline-online non-face-to-face methods. 11 people attended the offline site, including Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun, Chairman Park Yong-man, Chairman of the Korean Awards, Koo Yun-cheol, head of the Office of State Affairs Coordination, Lee Kyung-hak, president of Warp Solutions, and Kim Jin-hyo, president of Tool Space.
An extra-large LED, measuring 15 meters wide and 4 meters high, has been installed for online connection. The screens of 65 55-inch TVs include Seok-young Jang, Vice Minister of Science and Technology Information and Communication, Jin-gyu Park, Vice Chairman of the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, Gyusang Do, Vice Chairman of the Financial Services Commission, Seongcheon Kang, Vice Minister of Small and Medium Venture Businesses, Sung-won Yoon, Vice Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, etc. About 50 people from sandbox approved companies such as Card, E&S Healthcare, and Mass Asia appeared.
The event started with the video’Sandbox, Opening the Door of Opportunity’. Videos containing shared kitchens, shared beauty salons, navigation services for the visually impaired, and wireless vehicle updates reflect the intention of’video director’ Park Yong-man, who opened up new opportunities with’future possibilities rather than problems’.
Chairman Park said, “There have been more than 220 innovation tasks discovered in less than a year after opening the door, and so far, 91 businesses have opened a’door of opportunity’.” “The technology is memorable, and the shared kitchen has the fruit of being able to permanently allow the business after 60 years of working with the Food Sanitation Act.”
I did not forget the request to the National Assembly. He said, “If companies demonstrate business performance and safety after hard work, they are in discussions with the National Assembly to amend the law so that the temporary permit can be extended again. I hope the members of the lawmakers who are seated today will help.”
Lastly, Chairman Park said, “If I can pick the most successful work in the 7 years of Chairman Sang,’Sandbox’ is one of them.” “Sandbox will settle well in the future to open up a stream of innovation and the dynamics of our economy. It would be nice if it would be the driving force that raises the power.”
Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun also said, “A typical example of the Moon Jae-in administration’s shifting the paradigm of regulatory innovation for new industry to’re-permissive, unregulated’ is the regulatory sandbox.” He said, “In this case, we will convert the special cases for demonstration into temporary permits so that the project for special cases for demonstrations will not be interrupted because the regulatory laws have not been revised, and we will cooperate closely with the National Assembly for issues that need to be resolved through the legislation of the National Assembly among regulatory laws. In addition, he said, “We will do our best to make the regulatory sandbox a platform that supports the entrepreneurial spirit of challenge and creativity.”
On the other hand, at the event, there was an announcement of the achievements of the support center of the Korea Sang-Ang, the world’s first private sandbox support organization.
“Sandbox is one of the successful cases of public-private partnership,” said Woo Tae-hee, executive vice chairman of Daehan Sang, and said, “Private and public support one innovation per day on average and sell 2.5 cases per week.” Vice Chairman Woo said, “When I piled up the documents prepared by the company, the government, and the Korean Chamber of Commerce, I reached 6m, which is three times the height of an adult, and when I listed them one by one, it was the distance from Namdaemun to the National Assembly.” “There were a lot of good-looking ideas, such as non-face-to-face treatment, sharing economy services, navigation for the visually impaired, and AI vending machines,” he said. “To become a safer and faster sandbox, a dedicated government organization has been established and active administration of public officials I have to induce it.”
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