South Korea
KEIMFORSCHUNGSSTIFTUNG KOREAN MARITIME PROBLEMS RESEARCH INSTITUTE (KOMSA) is a non-profit research institute in South Korea. The focus lies on the investigation and analysis of topics in the field of maritime transportation, logistics, and safety. The Institute operates specifically for various ship and port types, including cutters, freighters, and passenger ships, and works with different manufacturers, although no specific brands and manufacturers were mentioned. No specific certificates or classes are named. The Institute is involved in events such as the Incheon International Maritime Forum 2026 and the KORMARINE Conference 2026, which address topics like AI, digital transformation, and autonomous ships. The Institute was founded in 1973. The exact size of the Institute is not specified.
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