“Infrastructure-based autonomous driving is more effective than car-centered autonomous driving”
Published2024.05.23 11:07Infrastructure-based autonomous driving demonstrates superior performance to vehicle self-intelligence in complex traffic environments such as intersections, and opinions have been raised that Korea, which possesses world-class technology in key sectors including automobiles and telecommunications, will have sufficient capability to realize infrastructure-based autonomous driving.
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