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Ansys and the Korea Institute of Convergence Technology Sign MOU on Autonomous Driving
Development of a toolchain for verifying autonomous driving technology standards
Providing a development environment that meets global standards for small and medium-sized businesses.
ANSYS Korea and the Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology (AICT) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at the Gyeonggi Autonomous Driving Center on the 13th. This agreement aims to promote joint research in the autonomous driving field, develop a toolchain for verifying autonomous driving technology standards, and provide a development environment that meets global standards for related small and medium-sized venture companies.
▲ Ansys Korea CEO Seok-Hwan Moon (left) and the Next Generation Convergence Technology Research Institute
Director Joo Young-chang (right) signed a business agreement [Photo = Ensis Korea]
This agreement establishes a mutually beneficial cooperative system between the two organizations, enabling them to conduct joint research in the field of autonomous driving and jointly develop and support autonomous driving technology verification classification and development processes for small and medium-sized venture companies. Furthermore, they will support the environment and technology for integrated development of autonomous driving embedded software, develop a toolchain for autonomous driving technology standard verification, and exchange technologies related to autonomous vehicle operation scenario verification, autonomous driving sensor simulation, and more.
Ansys operates a startup support program for domestic ventures and small and medium-sized enterprises selected by the Gyeonggi Autonomous Driving Center of the Next-Generation Convergence Technology Research Institute. We will provide training and technical support for up to three years per company, and after three years, we will provide access to ANSYS solutions based on the companies' qualification requirements.
“We will spare no effort to further develop the autonomous driving field through collaboration with the Next Generation Convergence Technology Research Institute and ensure that the true value of the technology is realized,” said Moon Seok-hwan, CEO of ANSYS Korea.
Providing a development environment that meets global standards for small and medium-sized businesses.
ANSYS Korea and the Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology (AICT) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at the Gyeonggi Autonomous Driving Center on the 13th. This agreement aims to promote joint research in the autonomous driving field, develop a toolchain for verifying autonomous driving technology standards, and provide a development environment that meets global standards for related small and medium-sized venture companies.

▲ Ansys Korea CEO Seok-Hwan Moon (left) and the Next Generation Convergence Technology Research Institute
Director Joo Young-chang (right) signed a business agreement [Photo = Ensis Korea]
This agreement establishes a mutually beneficial cooperative system between the two organizations, enabling them to conduct joint research in the field of autonomous driving and jointly develop and support autonomous driving technology verification classification and development processes for small and medium-sized venture companies. Furthermore, they will support the environment and technology for integrated development of autonomous driving embedded software, develop a toolchain for autonomous driving technology standard verification, and exchange technologies related to autonomous vehicle operation scenario verification, autonomous driving sensor simulation, and more.
Ansys operates a startup support program for domestic ventures and small and medium-sized enterprises selected by the Gyeonggi Autonomous Driving Center of the Next-Generation Convergence Technology Research Institute. We will provide training and technical support for up to three years per company, and after three years, we will provide access to ANSYS solutions based on the companies' qualification requirements.
“We will spare no effort to further develop the autonomous driving field through collaboration with the Next Generation Convergence Technology Research Institute and ensure that the true value of the technology is realized,” said Moon Seok-hwan, CEO of ANSYS Korea.
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