▲An aerial view of the Morai CES2024 booth (Image provided by Morai)

Participating in CES for 5 consecutive years… Unveiling simulation applications in autonomous vehicles, UAM, robotics, and defense.
Introducing future mobility cooperation achievements, including the autonomous driving national project, autonomous vehicles, and UAM vertiports.

MORAI will be participating in the CES 2024 event held in Las Vegas from January 9th to 12th (local time) to introduce the latest technology of its autonomous driving simulation platform, MORAI SIM, and strengthen cooperation with domestic and foreign companies.

Morai announced on the 26th that it will set up an exhibition booth at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) West Hall (Booth No. 5777) and will inform global customers of the results of its autonomous vehicle and digital twin projects, as well as applications of autonomous driving simulation in various industries such as UAM, robotics, marine, off-road, and defense.

Morai Sim is Morai's flagship simulation platform for future mobility. It can be applied across the next-generation mobility industry, including autonomous vehicles, UAM, unmanned robots, and unmanned ships, and is attracting attention as a virtual verification platform that can accelerate the commercialization of autonomous driving.

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▲Moray Sim (Image provided by Moray)

Morai will introduce the results of the national R&D project 'Establishment of a Metaverse-based Autonomous Driving Virtual Test Environment and Development of Demonstration Technology' promoted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, the Korea Agency for Infrastructure Technology Advancement, and the Autonomous Driving Technology Development Innovation Center, as well as the 'Establishment of a Level 4 Autonomous Driving Vehicle Test Bed Environment' and the 'Road Traffic Digital Twin Utilizing Big Data' projects.

We also have a partner zone to share examples of collaboration with partner solutions.

In the autonomous vehicle field, we will introduce a method to test and verify the safety of autonomous driving systems in the stages of perception, judgment, and control of autonomous vehicles through a demonstration of a solution linked with Moray partners such as PopcornSAR, an Adaptive AUTOSAR specialist that supplies automotive software platform tools for developing mobility service applications for SDVs, and Telechips, a company specializing in automotive semiconductor design.

In the aviation field, simulation-based UAM vertiport and control solutions will be exhibited.

Morai is collaborating with the Korea Aerospace Research Institute on a vertiport demonstration project, including UAM and control systems.

Vertiport is a takeoff and landing facility for vertical takeoff and landing aircraft such as UAM. The exhibition hall will showcase the results of the collaboration between the two companies, including the Vertiport operating system, UAM air traffic management system, and the Virtual Integrated Operation Platform (VIPP) system, including control.

Through this, the plan is to provide a preview of future air mobility operations and present the feasibility of future air traffic solutions.

In addition, we will announce various achievements, such as cases of cooperation with Samsung Heavy Industries in the field of autonomous ships and joint development solutions with Samsung Engineering in the EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) industry.

“As innovation in mobility accelerates, Morai has continuously developed autonomous driving simulation technology that can effectively verify and ensure the safety of autonomous driving systems,” said Jeong Ji-won, CEO of Morai. “This year, Morai plans to promote the value of simulation and Morai’s capabilities to the global market, which will be applied to future mobility fields including autonomous vehicles. Through CES 2024, we plan to further solidify cooperation with customers and partners to become a leader in the global autonomous driving simulation field beyond Korea.”