The government is stepping up efforts to utilize and commercialize ten national projects, including the AAD-2004, the world's first-ever medication to treat dementia, a small-sized airplane and a nano-processed semiconductor manufacturing device using a neutron beam.

The government said on Thursday that it will conduct a feasibility study on the commercialization of the ten items in the coming days.

The government said it will subsequently launch full efforts to utilize the ten projects in the first half of the year.