“Where Global Technology Research Meets Creative Challenges”
D-G2CAM 2026 is an international conference led by the DB-GAIA Center of the Dankook G-Anchor Project Group. Building on the exchange initiated at Dankook University in Year 1 (2025), it expands in Year 2 (2026) into a Gyeonggi-wide event.
It connects the Dankook–Kangnam–Yong In University consortium with universities, research institutes and companies across Gyeonggi and international partners. Held in conjunction with the D-AMGC 2026 global contest, it brings experts’ research and development experience together with students’ creative challenges.
Global collaboration strategies and practical approaches to international joint R&D that deliver shared outcomes
The current state and challenges of autonomous driving, alongside European research and experimentation in 5G/6G-enabled cooperative mobility
Technology exchange spanning AI-assisted spacecraft thermal control and privacy and data protection
Expansion from a Dankook-centered event in Year 1 to a Gyeonggi-wide gathering in Year 2, linked with the D-AMGC global contest, poster presentations and corporate exhibition
The conference features speakers affiliated with universities, research institutes, and companies in Korea, Germany, and China. Two keynote sessions address global collaboration strategies and the current state and challenges of autonomous driving, highlighting the importance of designing and implementing collaboration alongside technological progress.
The autonomous driving discussion examines system architecture—from sensors and perception to planning and control—and industry case studies, addressing the technical, regulatory, ethical, and economic challenges on the path to full autonomy. The mobility connectivity session draws on European 5G/6G research and real-world experimentation to explore cooperative perception, distributed intelligence, and the integration of communication, sensing, AI, and computing.
Technology exchange extends to spacecraft thermal control and data protection. The AI-assisted thermal control session draws on experience with the Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter (KPLO, Danuri) and the Korean Lunar Lander under development to consider the integration of data-driven methods and physics-based analysis. The privacy and data protection session introduces Differential Privacy and related research for Large Language Models, examining how technological progress can support both data use and privacy protection.
Global collaboration is a central theme throughout the event. By sharing approaches to differences in pace, responsibility, and definitions of success across organizations and countries, the conference supports discussion of practical collaboration structures and sustainable international joint research.
The D-AMGC 2026 global contest is held in conjunction with D-G2CAM 2026, with the finals providing a forum for participants’ ideas and technological challenges. The poster session and corporate exhibition offer students, researchers, institutions and companies opportunities to exchange research outcomes and practical experience. Together, the two events connect Gyeonggi’s talent and industrial needs with global technology exchange and explore opportunities for collaboration across mobility, space and data.
Host: DB-GAIA Center of the Dankook G-Anchor Project Group
