MCNEX (CEO Min Dong-wook), a company specializing in autonomous driving and smart video devices, will attend ‘CES 2023’ held in Las Vegas, USA for a total of 4 days from January 5 (Thursday) to January 8 (Sunday, local time), 2023. He announced that he would participate.
MCNEX, which is collaborating with global autonomous driving and Internet of Things (IoT) companies, is becoming a global company by continuously introducing next-generation technologies at CES, which it has been participating in for 9 consecutive years.
At this CES, MCNEX will showcase future core technologies such as next-generation autonomous video systems, next-generation folded zoom in the mobile field, high-performance cameras including ToF, cameras applied to VR and AR, and various biometric recognition systems applied to wearable devices.
MCNEX’s sensing camera and video system are key components that improve autonomous driving stability by being applied to ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System), a core technology in the autonomous driving field, and provide optimized performance and functions for the LV3 autonomous vehicle, which will be commercialized starting next year. . These include the ‘Tri-Focal’ camera sensing system, which specializes in recognizing front and side objects using three cameras, and the prism-type dual sensing camera system that increases the recognition rate of objects on the side of a rotating vehicle.
In addition, 7.4-megapixel and 8-megapixel high-definition cameras, which are essential for autonomous driving, and Ethernet technology optimized for transmitting high-definition video and audio information of self-driving car systems will also be unveiled. The company explains that this will strengthen its autonomous driving sensing solution lineup tailored to the needs of global automakers.
In addition, the company plans to target the in-cabin market by unveiling the autonomous driving internal safety system that is installed inside the autonomous vehicle to monitor the status of the driver and passengers and control the vehicle.
Furthermore, various biometric sensors applied to various wearable devices such as 3D sensing ToF cameras and smartwatches, which are in the spotlight as next-generation image sensors by recognizing the three-dimensional effect, spatial information, and movement of objects, will be introduced. It has functions such as measuring heart rate, body temperature, body fat, and body temperature, and detecting whether the device is worn to reduce battery consumption.
MCNEX begins responding to related industries by unveiling technology to realize 3D images and recognize human body movements by combining camera and sensing technology applied to VR and AR devices, which are emerging as new growth engines in the mobile field.
In addition, a next-generation laser range finder that combines optical technology based on laser technology and a GPS golf range finder that uses voice recognition technology for the first time in the world will also be introduced.
Min Dong-wook, CEO of MCNEX, said, “I think it is meaningful to unveil the results of our research and development at this CES, including sensing cameras and video solutions for self-driving cars that can be applied beyond LV3 to LV5, folded zoom in the mobile field, and ToF. “At the same time, we respond to the growing market by launching a variety of next-generation products in the mobile, wearable, AR and VR fields, and contribute to improving the completeness of autonomous driving of self-driving cars and urban air traffic (UAM) by using sensing cameras and “We will advance our video system and become a global leader.”
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