Moojin Park.
Founder and CEO of UAM Korea Tech. His public work connects low-altitude air systems, airfield and avian safety, open flight engineering, and evidence-centered operations.
Four working lines.
The public portfolio is organized around inspectable engineering work. Each line should leave a record that another operator, reviewer, or developer can examine and reproduce within an appropriate safety boundary.
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Low-altitude systems
Operating concepts for uncrewed aircraft, rooftop sites, and constrained low-altitude environments — framed for lawful civil, industrial, research, and safety use.
- 02
Airfield and avian safety
Structured observation, habitat context, risk evidence, and decision records that help teams review wildlife hazards around airfields.
- 03
Open flight engineering
Inspectable workflows around Pixhawk, ArduPilot, PX4, MAVSDK, telemetry, and flight logs. Public tutorials exclude weaponization and harmful payloads.
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Evidence discipline
A concept is labeled as a concept, synthetic data as synthetic, open-source work as open-source, and a browser demonstration is never presented as field validation.
Show the boundary.
UAMKT separates a tested result from a proposal, a field record from a synthetic example, and an open-source dependency from proprietary work. This distinction is part of the product, not a footnote.
The company also maintains a separate historical specialist research archive. It is educational and non-promotional. Public material does not provide weapon construction, weaponization, target-selection, harmful-payload, or evasion instructions, and advertising is not placed on that archive.