The Wanju County Education Integration Support Center held a 'Physical AI Integration Education Case Sharing Seminar' on the 20th at 10 a.m. in the conference room on the 1st floor of Wanju County Hall, with the participation of 20 organizations including school and village education institution officials.

During the seminar, each organization shared their cases of physical AI-based integrated education, and discussed ways to enhance educational diversity and regional connections through collaboration between schools and village education institutions. Based on these discussions, the event was an opportunity to not only present cases but also deeply explore ways to integrate village education programs with school curriculums, strengthen collaboration between organizations, and further secure the capacity to organically link regional future industry policies and education policies.

Center Director Lim Sung-hee stated, "Through this seminar, we were able to concretely confirm the potential for integrating village education programs with school curriculums, and we will continue to closely connect regional future industry policies and education policies to create a sustainable education model."

Additionally, a representative from one organization expressed, "It was a place where the needs of educational programs felt on the ground align well with policy directions. I am pleased to be part of the process of laying the foundation for the spread of physical AI-based educational programs, and I hope we can create executable models together."