The potential for autonomous driving still exists, starting with public transportation and logistics
Published2024.05.28 14:20Yu Min-sang, Managing Director of Autonomous A2G, delivered a presentation on the commercialization prospects and global trends of autonomous vehicles at the "16th Mobility Sector Technology Seminar" hosted by the Hwaseong Industrial Promotion Agency on the 14th. He conveyed that while the autonomous vehicle industry is currently facing challenges, it undoubtedly possesses significant potential and will first emerge in public transportation and logistics applications.
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