LG Innotek to Operate Data Collecting Vehicle Fleet for Self-Driving Tech
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LG Innotek will dispatch a fleet of sensor-packed test vehicles to Korean roads to gather real-world data aimed at sharpening technologies that determine how self-driving cars see the world. The company said Tuesday it has begun operating data collection vehicles in Korea in partnership with Applied Intuition, a U.S. autonomous driving software company. The two companies plan to expand the fleet to 20 vehicles by 2028. Operations will initially …
LG Innotek is operating vehicles that directly collect sensing data for autonomous driving on domestic roads. The company plans to utilize the data acquired during actual driving to improve the performance of cameras, radar, and lidar, as well as to develop technologies that combine information between sensors, and intends to increase the number of such vehicles to approximately 20 by 2028. LG Innotek is collaborating with autonomous driving sof…
[Digital Daily Reporter Ko Seong-hyeon] LG Innotek is launching a full-scale operation of a 'fleet' to directly collect sensing data for autonomous driving on domestic roads. By utilizing real-world driving data secured through cameras, radar, and lidar, the company aims to advance the performance of individual sensors and sensor fusion technology, and is setting out to target the physical artificial intelligence (AI) market, including autonomou…
LG Innotek has partnered with U.S. autonomous driving software company Applied Intuition to develop an 'autonomous driving sensing data collection fleet' that directly collects real-world data on the road.
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