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LG ELECTRONICS ADVANCES COOPERATIVE SAFETY VISION AT 2026 ITS WORLD CONGRESS
LG is showing a first-of-its-kind V2X-V2N platform that warns of hazards beyond a driver’s view and supports Euro NCAP cooperative safety scenarios.
- LG Electronics is showcasing its Soft V2X safety platform at the 2026 Intelligent Transport Systems World Congress in Gangneung, South Korea, running from October 19 to 23.
- Automotive safety models are shifting from vehicle-centric designs toward cooperative approaches that connect vehicles, people, infrastructure, and networks to improve hazard detection beyond individual vehicle sensors.
- Live on-road demonstrations near the congress venue run through Thursday, showing how connected technologies identify risks at obstructed intersections and detect approaching pedestrians and cyclists.
- Collaborating with Toyota and regional ITS associations, LG aims to accelerate adoption of cooperative-V2X technologies to help realize a 'Zero-Accident Society' through shared global safety standards.
- Lee Sang-yong, head of the VS R&D Laboratory at the LG Vehicle Solution Company, said, "Reducing traffic accidents requires more than improving the safety performance of individual vehicles," emphasizing cooperative safety's long-term importance.
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Im Seong-ho = LG Electronics is advancing Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) communication, a future mobility technology that prevents traffic accidents, and global traffic safety...
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