Lanix was recognized for its contribution to the development of our country's semiconductor industry.

Lanix announced on the 23rd that CTO Seunghyun Nam received a commendation from the Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy at the 14th Semiconductor Day event held at COEX in Seoul on the 22nd.

This award is given annually to honor and encourage those who have made significant contributions to enhancing the competitiveness of the semiconductor industry, which is the number one export industry in our country. CTO Nam Seung-hyun of Lanix received the award in recognition of his contributions to the development of the domestic semiconductor industry.

The winner, Nam Seung-hyun, CTO of Lanix, has been working as the director of Lanix's core technology research institute since 2017, and has been in this position for four years. Based on his diverse research experience, experience in carrying out national projects, and experience as a research institute director in the semiconductor industry, he is taking on the role of director of Lanix's core technology research institute.

Lanix, a company specializing in automotive communication and security chip solutions, was listed on the KOSDAQ market in 2019 and currently occupies more than 91% of the domestic ETCS (Hi-Pass) Before Market.

In 2020, Lanix became the first company in Korea to receive KCMVP Grade 2 hardware chip certification for its RS2332 encryption chip, a security chip. In 2021, the company developed its own communication and security software platform, RVP (Ranix V2X Platform), in the V2X field, a core technology for autonomous driving.

The RVP developed by Lanix is characterized by its ability to simultaneously implement and operate C-V2X and WAVE technologies. Currently, C-V2X and WAVE are competing V2X communication standards, and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport plans to conduct a pilot project using both C-V2X and WAVE in a “dual mode” until one of them is established, and then decide on a single standard.

Meanwhile, Lanix recently signed an MOU with IoT security specialist Tianzen, supplied Lanix's security chip (KCMVP2 grade) to the defense industry, and in October, acquired a patent for a head unit-linked electronic toll collection device in China, attempting to advance into various fields.