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Mobility
LG Innotek bets on advanced sensor fusion to collect self-driving sensing data
LG Innotek said on Monday it will operate self-driving sensing data collection vehicles in South Korea with autonomous driving software company Applied Intuition. The programme will start in the Seoul, Incheon and Gyeonggi areas. The company said it plans to operate about 20 vehicles in total in the country by 2028, including data collection and software development vehicles. It will use the data to improve sensor fusion and edge-case performance.
Mobility
Kakao Mobility, LG Innotek begin development of autonomous driving sensing solution
Kakao Mobility and LG Innotek are starting joint development of an autonomous driving solution, signing an MOU to cooperate on developing autonomous driving solutions. They aim to secure large-scale real-world driving data needed to advance autonomous driving technology by combining Kakao Mobility’s data collection infrastructure with LG Innotek’s sensing technology. LG Innotek will develop an integrated sensing solution using camera, radar and LiDAR modules, while Kakao Mobility will apply it to its AI data pipeline.
Industry
LG Innotek, Applied Intuition expand physical AI cooperation
LG Innotek is expanding the scope of its physical AI cooperation with Applied Intuition. The company said its chief executive Moon Hyuk-soo (문혁수) met Applied Intuition co-founder and CEO Qasar Younis (Qasar Younis) at its Magok headquarters in Seoul on April 30. The companies reviewed progress in autonomous driving cooperation and discussed collaboration in physical AI fields such as robots and drones, including joint responses and promotion plans for key customers.
