Korean AI Transport Technology Introduced to Nine ASEAN Countries, Joint Standardization Measures Explored
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AI traffic management solutions and multi-lane free-flow tolling technology developed by domestic companies were introduced to Southeast Asian countries for the first time. The workshop, hosted by ITS Korea, was attended by government and standardization agency officials from nine ASEAN countries.
At the workshop, participants directly examined the features and use cases of solutions that use AI to manage road traffic. Multi-lane free-flow technology, which automatically settles tolls for vehicles passing through several lanes at once, was also presented. This technology is known to help improve traffic flow because vehicles can pay tolls without stopping.
The core theme of the workshop was joint standardization. Officials from each country discussed ways to make the technologies compatible with one another. When technical standards are unified, the need to build separate systems for each country decreases, making it easier for several countries to use the same technology together.
ITS Korea said it plans to continue cooperating with ASEAN countries following this workshop. The event is being viewed as a meaningful occasion, as it has created an opportunity for domestic transport technology to expand into overseas markets.
Sources: 파이낸셜뉴스
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