Safe Mobility Infrastructure
September 19 – December 12, 2025 / Millennium Hall 1106, Konkuk University
A Living Lab refers to an innovation platform which aims to provide citizens with hands-on experiences in solving the problems they encounter in daily life, while at the same time achieving sustainable innovation through these efforts. A Living Lab derives solutions through processes such as recruiting citizen researchers, hosting special lectures, providing training, conducting research, holding discussions, and presenting outcomes.
The agenda of this year is “Safe Mobility Infrastructure.” Participants will identify problems encountered in daily life, explore how these relate to infrastructure, and engage in activities and discussions oriented toward practical solutions.
Finally, the Lab will co-develop actionable measures and seek policy support in collaboration with MOU partner institutions.
Session 1: Orientation (Kick-off)
The HK Infrastructure Living Lab successfully launched its orientation on the theme of “Safe Mobility Infrastructure”. Five citizens from diverse backgrounds joined voluntarily, established decision-making procedures needed for operation, and engaged in productive discussion.
• Date/Time: Friday, Sept. 19, 3:00–4:30 PM
• Location: Room 1106, New Millennium Hall, Konkuk University
• Content: Discussion of common tasks and subtopics; sharing participants’ motivations and problem awareness
• Education: An invited expert lecture is scheduled for the second session in October
• Activity Plan: A total of seven sessions, concluding with a results presentation in early December
• Certificate: Participants who attend five or more sessions will receive a Living Lab Certificate of Completion