A.I.MATICS (CEO Lee Hoon) and VisioNexT (CEO Woo Jeong-ho), a Vision AI System on a Chip (SoC) specialist of Hanwha Group, have signed a business agreement (MOU) to advance on-device AI camera products for vehicles.
The agreement aims to develop AI imaging solutions optimized for commercial vehicles and advance the technology of on-device AI cameras, and the signing ceremony was held on the 27th at Hanwha's Pangyo R&D Campus.
Technical cooperation between AI imaging specialists to accelerate innovation in vehicle safety technology
VisionNext has the capability to realize excellent image quality even in low-light environments through its Image Signal Processor (ISP) technology that processes raw data collected from image sensors at high speed, and AI-based Noise Reduction (NR) function. VisionNext also utilizes Vision AI solutions to respond to global demand in various fields such as home cameras, car cameras, and robotics markets.
A.I.MATICS provides driver safety solutions based on in-vehicle AI image recognition technology to the commercial vehicle market, including local buses, commuter buses, and freight vehicles,
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On-Device AI (On-Device AI)
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Video Anomaly Detection
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Deep analysis of AI-based driver behavior data
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MLOPs-based automatic learning system development, and other advanced vehicle video control technologies.
"Providing real-time safety insights to both drivers and managers"
The on-device AI camera solution that the two companies are collaborating on uses AI technology to analyze hazards inside and outside the vehicle and warn drivers in real time to prevent accidents in advance. Managers can also expect to improve risky driving behaviors and improve operational efficiency by utilizing real-time monitoring and operation management functions through A.I.MATICS' platform.
"Through this collaboration, we will accelerate the advancement of on-device AI camera technology and further strengthen our technological competitiveness for vehicle safety innovation," said Lee Hoon, CEO of A.I.MATICS. "We will continue to develop AI video solutions that meet the practical needs of industrial sites."
