Topic: 'SOTIF and Simulation for Autonomous Driving Development and Evaluation'
Specialized sessions are being held by Ansys, Moray, 42dot, and Hyundai Autoever.

Experts in the autonomous driving industry gather to share the latest developments, success stories, and technology trends in the autonomous driving industry, including SOTIF and autonomous driving simulations.

Morai Co., Ltd. (CEO Jiwon Jeong and Jun Hong), a company specializing in autonomous driving simulation, announced that it will co-host 'KADF 2022 (Korea Autonomous Developer Forum)' with ANSYS Korea.

KADF is ANSYS' flagship annual event related to autonomous driving, designed to serve as a forum for information exchange to promote cooperation and enhance competitiveness in related industries.

This year's event, themed "SOTIF and Simulation for Autonomous Driving Development and Evaluation," will examine the latest technologies and industry trends related to autonomous driving and simulation.

KADF 2022 will be held at the SKY31 Convention Center in Lotte World Tower, Jamsil, from 1:00 PM to 5:30 PM on Friday, November 4th, and approximately 200 autonomous driving-related government agencies, companies, and related research institutes are expected to attend.

At this point in time when we are preparing for the commercialization of autonomous vehicles, we need a foundation that can test and verify various scenarios in order to evaluate the safety of autonomous driving and enhance its functions. Preparation is important.

SOTIF is attracting attention because it must ensure stable operation even in unexpected situations that occur without any obvious system failure.

SOTIF (Safety of the Intended Functionality) is an automotive functional safety standard that aims to minimize risks caused by performance or technical limitations of autonomous driving-related functions and ensure functional safety.

The event began with welcoming remarks by Moon Seok-hwan, CEO of ANSYS Korea, and Jeong Ji-won, Co-CEO of Morai, followed by expert sessions by Kim Beom-seop, Team Leader of Hyundai Autoever, Jeong Seong-gyun, Group Lead of 42dot, Dr. Jeong Gi-yoon of the Korea Automobile Research Institute, Dr. Koh Han-geom of the Korea Automobile Testing & Research Institute, Lee Tae-hee, a professional at ANSYS, and Hong Jun, Co-CEO of Morai.

“This will be a meaningful opportunity to diagnose the latest trends in the rapidly changing autonomous driving and mobility industry together with Morai and share insights from industry experts,” said Moon Seok-hwan, CEO of ANSYS Korea. “We aim to present development plans to most effectively address key challenges in the development and verification of autonomous driving functions.”

“We prepared this event to share the latest autonomous driving technologies with ANSYS Korea and expand opportunities for collaboration,” said Jeong Ji-won, CEO of Morai. “We invited several experts to this event so that those working in the autonomous driving industry and related parties can gain practical information that can be practically utilized, and gain help and insight.” He expressed his hope for much interest.