LG Innotek partners with Applied Intuition to run autonomous data-collection fleet in South Korea
Bitget2026/09/29 00:50- LG Innotek entered a strategic partnership with Applied Intuition to operate self-driving sensing data-collection vehicles in South Korea.
- Fleet operations start around Seoul, Incheon, and Gyeonggi, targeting about 20 vehicles by 2028, including software development cars.
- Program aims to sharpen camera, radar, lidar performance, using real-road data to advance sensor-fusion capabilities for autonomous driving.
- Company plans to use the dataset to accelerate global customer wins for combined sensing solutions, targeting North America and Europe.
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