HD Hyundai Prevents Accidents with AI Autonomous Operation Technology

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HD Hyundai is planning to create an ecosystem to demonstrate AI autonomous operation.

On the 24th, HD Hyundai Samho and Avicus signed a memorandum of understanding with South Jeolla Province's Korea Maritime Transportation Safety Authority and National Mokpo University to create a self-driving maritime AI demonstration cluster in South Jeolla Province.

This agreement is intended to establish a safety infrastructure for small ships, which accounts for more than 80% of all marine ship accidents, and it is expected that this will lay the foundation for the prevention of accidents for small ships. Jeollanam-do has 2,165 islands and complex coastlines, the highest level in Korea, so it has a high risk of accidents when sailing.

According to the agreement, Jeollanam-do will provide major sea areas such as Mokpo, Yeosu, Goheung, and Wando as demonstration spaces, and will provide administrative support for data collection and utilization in connection with the Jeonnam AI Data Center. KOMSA plans to verify ship safety and establish technical standards, while National Mokpo University plans to conduct autonomous operation technology research and training professional manpower.

An HD Hyundai official who spoke with this newspaper by phone said, "We plan to actively support Jeonnam's marine AI vision to be realized based on HD Hyundai Group's technology and manufacturing capabilities."

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