Korea ITS Association Strengthens International Cooperation for the Advancement of Autonomous Driving Technology
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A Korean organization related to Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) has joined forces with an international expert council to advance autonomous driving technology. This collaboration was initiated to develop technology that efficiently connects autonomous vehicles with road infrastructure.
Autonomous vehicles refer to self-driving cars, and for them to function, communication with infrastructure such as traffic lights and signs is crucial. Through this partnership, Korea plans to share international technical standards and strive to create a safer autonomous driving environment.
The international council is a body where autonomous driving experts from around the world have gathered to research ways to link roads and vehicles. This meeting with the Korean organization is expected to be a significant boost in helping domestic autonomous driving technology leap to a global level.
Moving forward, both sides plan to share technical information and conduct joint research through regular exchanges. Many are paying close attention to how this cooperation will make Korea's future transportation system more convenient and safer.
Sources: 파이낸셜뉴스
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