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To Our Global Business Friends,

Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., Ltd (HHI) has faced and overcome numer-

ous challenges since its establishment in 1972, and become one of the

largest heavy industry companies in the world.

HHI’s R&D Institutes have contributed greatly to this success.

As business environment changes, the era of limitless competition, cre-

ative solutions have been required. At this paradigm shifts, you will find

us, HHI’s R&D Institutes in the middle of it.

To be a global leader, HHI’s R&D Institutes have been focusing on new

high-tech areas to upgrade the technology and quality of our mainstream

products.

We value the mutual trust and understanding with our business friends.

We will continue to cherish these precious relationships and do our ut-

most to offer the best products and services to worldwide customers.

Yours in R&D

02/03

R&D Organization

HHI’s R&D comprises of corporate technology institute, five business division research institutes, and a technology administration office. They have played a crucial role in HHI’s growth since 1983 when the Hyundai Welding Research Institute was first established. Technologi-cal innovation is the engine that drives growth. It is also a key compo-nent in market leadership.HHI’s R&D creates new business by focusing on the development of marketdriven technologies.

OVERVIEW

• Noise and Vibration Research Department

• Ocean Industry Research Department

• Energy Research Department

• Environment Research Department

Advanced Technology Institute

• Welding Research Department

• Material Research Department

• Automation Research Department

• Protective Coating Research Department

Industrial Technology Institute

• Leading Technology Research Department

• Medical System Research Department

• Industrial Design Research Department

Frontier Technology Institute

• Resistance and Propulsion Research Department

• Propulsor Research Department

• Ship Motion and Maneuverability Research Department

• Structure Research Department

• Manufacturing and Measuring Department

• Photovoltaic Research Department

• Wind Turbine Research Department

• Energy Storage Research Team

• Construction Equipment System Research Department

• Construction Equipment Reliability Research Department

• Construction Equipment Control Research Department

• Engine Research Department

• Robotics Research Department

• Fluid Machinery Research Department

• Power Conversion Research Department

• Electric Power Machinery Research Department

• System Control Research Department

• Electrical Engineering Research Department

Maritime Research Institute

Green Energy Research Institute Construction Equipment Research Institute

Engine & Machinery Research Institute Electro Electric Systems Research Institute

Corporate Technology Institute Shipbuilding Division

Green Energy Division Construction Equipment Division

Engine & Machinery Division Electro Electric Systems Division

04/05

• Established Hyundai Shipbuilding & Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.

1973

• Founded Welding Engineering Section at Q.C. Department in the Shipbuilding Division

1978

• HHI’s General Research Institute, headed by Chung Mong-joon, was registered with the Ministry of Science and Technology

1982• Engine Technology Research Institute was incorporated into HHI after its merger with Hyundai Engine Manufacturing Company

• HMRI’s Industrial Machinery Research Department moved to Mabuk-ri Research Complex

1990

• Techno Design Institute was organized into the R&D Division

2001

• Established Product Development Research Institute

• Established Hyundai Heavy Industries (Shanghai) R&D Co., Ltd

2011

• Established Technology Administration Office

• Established Corporate Technology Institute

• Established Five Research institutes for Business Divisions (Shipbuilding, Engine & Machinery, Electro electric systems, Green energy, Construction equipment)

2012• Established Hyundai Welding Research Institute (HWRI)

1983

• Established Central Research Institute in Mabuk-ri1991

• Established Techno Design Institute2000

• Established Hyundai Maritime Research Institute (HMRI)

1984

• Established R&D Division with three Research Institutes.

1994

• Central Research Institute was renamed Mabuk-ri Research Institute

1997

• Established Hunelec Engineering Technologies Ltd.

1998

• Established Hyundai-Enova Innovative Technology Center in USA

2003

• Completed the Structure and Vibration Laboratory

2004

• Hunelec Engineering Technologies Ltd. renamed Hyundai Technologies Center Hungary

2007

• Mabuk-ri Research Institute was renamed Hyundai Electro-Mechanical Research Institute (HEMRI)

1999

• HWRI was renamed Production Technology Research Institute

1987

• Production Technology Research Institute was renamed Hyundai Industrial Research Institute (HIRI)

1989

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R&D Division History06/07

Corporate technology institute

The Corporate Technology Institute, leading HHI’s new R&D activities consists of 3 institutes:

Advanced Technology Institute, Industrial Technology Institute, Frontier Technology Institute.

The Advanced Technology Institute develops advanced design technology in common core areas,

develops new products, and conducts leading research projects.

The Industrial Technology Institute mission is to commercialize R&D, develop advanced key components of

state-of-the-art technology, establish global network, and train human resources.

The Frontier Technology Institute aims to examine and commercialize technology in new business areas,

develop new promising technology and business incubation (e.g. medical robot, medical

equipment) and maximize value and customer satisfaction through optimized design.

Corporate Technology Institute is performing future value creation

through creativity and leading lasting development of corporate.

08/09

advanced technology institute

The Advanced Technology Institute (ATI) was founded in 2012 to

upgrade the core technologies and systems commonly required

for HHI’s world-class products. Also the institute develops new

technologies which will be essential for long-term growth.

ATI’s typical advanced technologies are the one for comfort, safe-

ty, and eco-friendliness which are essential to upgrade the quality

of HHI’s products, and more importantly to satisfy our valuable

clients. ATI is also developing core technologies for offshore struc-

tures and power plants.

ATI’s typical concerned products are offshore oil and gas plants,

power plants, seawater desalination plants, engine emission pro-

tection system, etc.

• Noise and Vibration Research Department • Ocean Industry Research Department • Energy Research Department

• Environment Research Department

Advanced Technology Institute

10/11

Noise Measurement Facility for Ship FLNG Seakeeping and Offloading Test

Fire Risk Analysis 100 m3/d SWRO Pilot Plant Independent Water and Power Plant

SCR(Selective Catalytic Reduction) System

• Welding Research Department • Material Research Department • Automation Research Department

• Protective Coating Research Department

Industrial Technology Institute

industrial technology institute

The Industrial Technology Institute (ITI) was established in 1983

and plays vital role in developing production technologies such

as welding, casting, forging, protective coating, and automatic

manufacturing facilities.

ITI possesses advanced analyzing equipment and powerful simu-

lation facilities to develop new concepts in design and produc-

tion technologies. ITI operates internationally authorized material

testing laboratory to ensure the quality of HHI’s products.

12/13

High Efficient EGW System using HOT Wire Development of Casting Procedure

CTOD Test for Offshore Structure Pressure Vessel Production Line Painting for the Hull of Ship

Panel Robot Welding System

• Leading Technology Research Department • Medical System Research Department • Industrial Design Research Department

Frontier Technology Institute

Frontier technologyinstitute

Frontier Technology Institute (FTI) was founded in 2012 to play a

pioneering role in creating new growth engines for HHI.

FTI’s strategy is to explore, develop, and incubate promising tech-

nologies to launch as business. FTI’s research currently covers a

wide range of energy-related areas, medical robots, and enhanced

industrial design.

14/15

Subsea System Design & Development

Analysis of International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor

Surgical Robot System for Bone Fracture Repair

Orthopedic Surgical Robot

Bridge Console Design for Wheel House

Establishment of Design Communication Strategy

• Resistance and Propulsion Research Department • Propulsor Research Department

Maritime Research Institute

Maritime Research institute

The Maritime Research Institute (MRI) was founded in 1984 to

help HHI achieve its goals in the marine field. At present, MRI pos-

sesses first-class core technologies and helps upgrade the quality

of HHI’s world-class products.

The research fields of MRI include hydrodynamics, structural me-

chanics, and experiment for ships and offshore structures.

MRI possesses capital facilities and support equipment for hy-

drodynamic and structural research. MRI joined the International

Towing Tank Conference in 1986.

In addition to the practical R&D activities for the shipbuilding divi-

sion, MRI is developing new technologies and businesses to en-

sure the long-term growth of HHI.

16/17

Resistance & Self-propulsion Test Development of Propeller & Rudder

5-Axis High Speed Model Ship Manufacturing Seakeeping Analyses Fatigue Strength Test of Ship Structure

Maneuvering Sea Trial

• Structure Research Department • Manufacturing and Measuring Department

• Ship Motion and Maneuverability Research Department

• Engine Research Department • Robotics Research Department • Fluid Machinery Research Department

Engine & Machinery Research Institute

Engine & Machinery Research institute

The Engine & Machinery Research Institute was reorganized in

April 2012 with a special mission to improve product develop-

ment technologies.

Main tasks are to enhance the performance and reliability of ex-

isting products and to develop next generation models and new

products. Products include engines, industrial robots, and fluid

machinery.

Integrated development systems and key element technologies

for the products, from initial design to verification test, are dealt

with for the optimum design considering user environments and

development conditions.

18/19

HiMSEN Engine Robotic Automation Lines in Slovakia

Cooperative Control Amongst Four Robots Geared Gas Compressor (3-Axis) Crankshaft Impact Test

Boiler Feed Water Pump (Max. 400 bar)

• Power Conversion Research Department • Electric Power Machinery Research Department • System Control Research Department

Electro Electric Systems Research Institute

Electro Electric Systems Research institute

The Electro Electric Systems Research Institute (EESRI) was es-

tablished in 1982. EESRI provides key technologies through cut-

tingedge research to create a better future for our clients.

We are always seeking new technological insights to transform

into high-quality products and businesses. With a strong empha-

sis on electrical engineering and mechanical engineering, EESRI

is engaged in a variety of R&D activities addressing technologies

from fundamental to applied, and from theoretical to practical.

We will do our best to benefit our clients and contribute to im-

proving the world.

20/21

N5000 Inverter Electric Power Machinery

Monitoring and Control Systems for Electric Power Plants Rotating Machine Intelligent Measurement & Protection Devices

Electrical Breakdown Phenomena

• Electrical Engineering Research Department

• Photovoltaic Research Department • Wind Turbine Research Department • Energy Storage Research Team

Green Energy Research Institute

Green Energy Research institute

HHI has a global reputation as the world’s top tier technology

leader since it has shown many high performance standards in

every aspect of technology field. Since the green energy devel-

opment is ‘a must not a can do’ era in our time, HHI is focusing its

development

strategy in this interesting field. From year 1997, HHI’s green en-

ergy division R&D center made feasibility studies and made sig-

nificant progress in developing high efficiency cells and modules

and various kinds of wind turbines. Also it has recently teamed up

the “Energy Storage Research Team” for establishing a new stream

of energy storage and secondary battery field.

22/23

Solar farm in Jangheung, Korea Wind Turbine

Wind Turbine System Analysis Rear Passivation Structure with Local Back Surface Field Redox Flow Battery Module

Microscopic Analysis for Metal-air Battery Material

• Construction Equipment System Research Department

• Construction Equipment Reliability Research Department

• Construction Equipment Control Research Department

Construction Equipment Research Institute

Construction Equipment Research institute

The Construction Equipment Research Institute (CERI) was newly

established in 2012 to enhance creativity and innovation in de-

veloping construction equipment. CERI focuses on the core tech-

nologies improving performance, reliability, safety and control-

lability of construction equipment including its mechanical and

electric components. Main tasks of CERI are virtual prototyping for

wellbalanced system integrity, improving the reliability of equip-

ment and optimized new-type control system implementation for

energy saving.

24/25

Virtual Simulation of Wheel Loader Durability Test of an Excavator’s Boom and Arm

Virtual Development Platform for Excavator Roll-over Protective Safety Test Hybrid Construction Equipment

Remote Management System (Hi-mate)

World-Class Products26/27

Containerships LPG Carriers VLCC Very Large Containership Bulk Carrier Large Product Carrier

LNG Carrier Very Large Ore Oil Carrier Fixed Oil Production Platform FPSO Medium-Sized Crankshaft Large-Sized Diesel Engine Cargo Oil Pump and Ballast Pump

Fluidized Catalytic Cracking Re-actor / Regenerator

Integrated Control & Monitoring System

High-Capacity Transformers High Voltage for Marine Thrust-er

Generator for Ships

Cylinder Frame for Two Stroke Diesel Engine

HiMSEN Engine Marine Propulsion Shafting Large-Sized Crankshafts Side Thruster Turbocharger for Two StrokeDiesel Engine

Flameproof Motor High-voltage Switchgear for Ships

Marine Ring Main Unit 145 kV GIS Excavator Wheel Loader

Cylinder Liners for Large-sizedDiesel Engines

Packaged Power Station Medium Speed Diesel Engine Power Plant

Large-sized Propellers LCD Handling Robot Industrial Robots for Car BodyManufacturing

Overseas Research Centers academic and Other activities28/29

• Researches the development for technologically advanced products

• Develops power storage flywheels with integrated superconducting

bearing applications

• Creates innovative high-voltage circuit breakers, rotating machinery,

and transformers

• Writes analytical software for advanced capability

• HHI’s R&D institutes participate in various international conferences where

they present research papers on new findings and developments.

They also invite distinguished scholars to speak at hosted events to help

expand company awareness of innovative technology and developments.

The institutes apply for domestic & international patents every year.

Also, they have consistently acquired various types of certificates from

certifying organizations worldwide.

Hyundai Technologies Center, Hungary Hyundai Technologies Center, Hungary

• Develops new technology and products targeting the global market

• Develops on-site products for the rapidly expanding Chinese market

• Builds global R&D network

• To help create a healthy environment and promote company unity, the

institutes offer a Membership Training Program every year.

They host a variety of indoor and outdoor sports as well as offering different

types of facilities for their new research staff.

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Global R&D Network Overseas Branches30/31

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HHI

AVL

IRI

University of Michigan

SWRI

MARIN

IEC

RICARDO

TWI

Hyundai Technologies Center Hungary

Overseas Research Centers

Overseas Research Partners

Members of International Organization

ITTC International Towing Tank ConferenceISSC International Ship and Offshore Structures CongressIEC International Electrotechnical CommissionIRI Industrial Research Institute

Hyundai Technologies Center Hungary

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