Automotive Research Institute to Participate in '2026 Autonomous Mobility Industry Exhibition'
Published2026.08.25 15:52
Through this exhibition, the institute will showcase core technology research results for future mobility including △AI and high-performance computing △autonomous driving safety and security △space mobility.
The exhibition includes results from advancing autonomous driving algorithms utilizing high-performance computing, as well as research content aimed at enhancing the safety and security of autonomous driving systems.
Through this exhibition, the institute also presents its expansion of research scope into the space mobility sector.
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