Korea Institute for Education & Evaluation advancement (CEO Seong Dae geun) announced that it attended the International A.I Drone Conference, which will be held for four days from August 31 to September 3 at the Grand Plaza Hotel in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Kwon Hee-chun, chairman of the Korea Cognitive Science Industry Association, opened the conference with an opening speech, announcing a project that could protect the situation of extinction due to human conflict caused by the development of African wildlife using artificial intelligence drones. Chief LS WARE Lee Ye-seul then explained how to locate illegally cultivated poppies using the function of artificial intelligence drones and search them through a joint project with police, and finished the morning session of the conference with an announcement to explain India's current drone-related business and discuss the launch of various drone businesses in India.

After wrapping up the morning session of the conference, participants exchanged business information, including a pre-arranged luncheon at the Grand Plaza Hotel in Hanoi, Vietnam, exchanging opinions on artificial intelligence drones and various topics.

In the afternoon session, Dr. Tongkarn prepared to present the contents of the drone taxi business related to the Thai airport industry, followed by a lecture by Lee Dong-kyu, head of the center of the Korean Police Human Resources Development Institute on the future smart security direction of the 4th Industrial Revolution.

At the end of the event, Seong Dae geun, CEO of Korea Institute for Education & Evaluation advancement, wrapped up the presentation on e-Test professions.

Recently, the introduction and utilization of the cooperation plan for overseas certificates of domestic national accreditation e-Test professions, which have been certified by the state accreditation in Vietnam, was conducted, and after the event, a network meeting was held through advisor Lee Hyung-jin of Taekwang Vina.

Seong Dae geun, CEO of Korea Institute for Education & Evaluation advancement, said, "I think participants from various countries attended and actively exchanged business cooperation, listened to presentations from participants in various fields, communicated, and had a good experience of knowing areas that were not previously identified. In addition, many people were interested in the introduction of national certified e-Test professionals, and it was a good opportunity to inform not only domestic but also overseas participants of the attractive qualifications to improve basic information utilization in the information age. Currently, the e-Test professionals qualification is recognized as a state-approved qualification in Vietnam and is working on a project to spread it widely, and it is expected that good news will be available in Cambodia as soon as possible. Korea Institute for Education & Evaluation advancement plans to provide various support such as support for textbooks and improvement of the IT educational environment to raise the level of basic information utilization capabilities of each country through the spread of state-certified e-Test professionals.