▲Lee Byeong-gwon, head of Seoul SMEs and Startups Agency (left) and Hong Jun, CEO of Morai, are taking a photo after the award ceremony. (Photo courtesy of Morai)

Moray, selected as a global super gap startup in the mobility sector
Development of mobility simulation SW that can develop and verify mobility technology

Morai was selected as a promising company in the future mobility sector in the Ministry of SMEs and Startups' (MSS) Ultra-Gap Startup 1000+ project, which selects 270 global ultra-gap startups and provides 344 billion won in public-private joint support over the next three years.

Morai was selected for the 1000+ Ultra-Gap Startup Project promoted by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, and held a plaque award ceremony at the Morai R&D Center on the 19th.

On this day, Lee Byeong-gwon, head of the Seoul SMEs and Startups Agency, visited the ceremony, presented the plaque, and spent time listening to the companies' concerns.

Morai is participating in the development project of 'Mobility Simulation SaaS (Software as a Service) with Virtual Environment Construction Automation Technology' to develop mobility simulation software that can effectively develop and verify mobility technologies in complex urban environments.

Morai is a company specializing in simulation platforms for verifying the safety and reliability of autonomous driving systems. We are providing a virtual verification environment for the entire unmanned vehicle industry to accelerate future mobility innovations, including autonomous vehicles, UAM, unmanned robots, and unmanned ships.

We are supplying autonomous driving simulators to over 100 companies, research institutes, and universities, including Hyundai Motor Company, Hyundai Autoever, Hyundai Mobis, Naver Labs, and Forty Two Dot, and are carrying out over 20 government R&D projects related to autonomous driving.

Hong Jun, CEO of Morai, said, “The future mobility field, such as autonomous vehicles and flying cars, is directly related to the safety and convenience of our daily lives.” He added, “Based on this project, we plan to devote ourselves to technology development so that related companies can verify the safety of unmanned vehicles more safely and cost-effectively and introduce products with verified safety to the market.”