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HL Mando and HL Clemuv to Jointly Participate in CES 2024… Innovation Award Winners Share Spotlight
▲HL Mando and HL Clemov CES 2024 booth (Image source: HL Group)HL Mando Demonstrates "Paki," Winner of the Best Innovation Award, and Unveils "Mycosa," a Data-Based Automotive Software Solution
HL Clemuv introduces the portable recognition sensor "Beetle" and the road hazard detection sensor "Tire Sync."
HL Mando, an EV solution specialist, and HL Clemov, an autonomous driving specialist, will unfold autonomous driving technology in everyday life with CES 2024's theme of 'Imagine Every Move' along with CES Innovation Award-winning products.
HL Mando and HL Clemove will jointly participate in the world's largest IT exhibition 'CES 2024' from January 9th to 12th, and will present a live demonstration of 'Parkie', winner of the Best Innovation Award, as well as 'Beetle' and 'Tire Sync', winners of two innovation awards.
HL Mando presents 'Parkie', which won the Best Innovation Award.
‘Paki’, a parking robot equipped with a fully autonomous driving system, is an advanced valet parking robot that can recognize obstacles, driving paths, and license plates, as well as detect and judge the size, weight, and shape of parked vehicles.>
Parking can reduce parking space by up to 30% compared to mechanical parking, and provides an additional economic effect of about 20%.
HL Mando set up a demonstration space for ‘autonomous driving in everyday life’ within its booth and placed two self-produced modular cars and Parkis.
MiCOSA, which HL Mando is introducing for the first time, is also noteworthy.
Mycosa, a company boldly challenging the mobility market with robots, will be present at the HL Mando booth with its data-driven vehicle software solutions.
HL Clemube has come one step closer to our daily lives with the release of 'Beetle'.
The Beetle is a portable recognition sensor product that is installed on various small mobility devices such as bicycles and wheelchairs and used in conjunction with devices, as a 'radar in my hand' with a detection range of up to 20m, although it is about the size of an AirPod.
Users can intuitively sense unexpected situations through Beetle's real-time detection response.
The Beetle is a small but powerful portable radar for everyday use, and won awards in two categories at CES: Mobile Devices, Accessories & Apps and Smart Cities.
HL Clemuv also won another Innovation Award for its 'Tire Sync'.
Tire Sync goes beyond detecting tire wear and temperature to recognize vehicle load and road surface conditions, and is expected to be of great help in preventing accidents by detecting road hazards such as black ice and potholes.
HL Clemub is working to commercialize our products.It was reported that the company is jointly reviewing the matter with a global tire company.
In addition, HL Clemuv plans to present a total autonomous driving solution centered on high-performance computers (HPCs) including high-performance radar, high-resolution cameras, and software.
The HL Mando and HL Clemove booth is located in West Hall #5466, and various events, including HL Mando's Mycosa-related agreement, will be held there during CES.
HL Mando and HL Clemove will jointly participate in the world's largest IT exhibition 'CES 2024' from January 9th to 12th, and will present a live demonstration of 'Parkie', winner of the Best Innovation Award, as well as 'Beetle' and 'Tire Sync', winners of two innovation awards.
HL Mando presents 'Parkie', which won the Best Innovation Award.
‘Paki’, a parking robot equipped with a fully autonomous driving system, is an advanced valet parking robot that can recognize obstacles, driving paths, and license plates, as well as detect and judge the size, weight, and shape of parked vehicles.>
Parking can reduce parking space by up to 30% compared to mechanical parking, and provides an additional economic effect of about 20%.
HL Mando set up a demonstration space for ‘autonomous driving in everyday life’ within its booth and placed two self-produced modular cars and Parkis.
MiCOSA, which HL Mando is introducing for the first time, is also noteworthy.
Mycosa, a company boldly challenging the mobility market with robots, will be present at the HL Mando booth with its data-driven vehicle software solutions.
HL Clemube has come one step closer to our daily lives with the release of 'Beetle'.
The Beetle is a portable recognition sensor product that is installed on various small mobility devices such as bicycles and wheelchairs and used in conjunction with devices, as a 'radar in my hand' with a detection range of up to 20m, although it is about the size of an AirPod.
Users can intuitively sense unexpected situations through Beetle's real-time detection response.
The Beetle is a small but powerful portable radar for everyday use, and won awards in two categories at CES: Mobile Devices, Accessories & Apps and Smart Cities.
HL Clemuv also won another Innovation Award for its 'Tire Sync'.
Tire Sync goes beyond detecting tire wear and temperature to recognize vehicle load and road surface conditions, and is expected to be of great help in preventing accidents by detecting road hazards such as black ice and potholes.
HL Clemub is working to commercialize our products.It was reported that the company is jointly reviewing the matter with a global tire company.
In addition, HL Clemuv plans to present a total autonomous driving solution centered on high-performance computers (HPCs) including high-performance radar, high-resolution cameras, and software.
The HL Mando and HL Clemove booth is located in West Hall #5466, and various events, including HL Mando's Mycosa-related agreement, will be held there during CES.
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