Seoul Robotics, founded in 2017, is a South Korean software company specializing in 3D computer vision for LiDAR and other sensing technologies. They develop the SENSR platform, AI-enabled perception software that processes 3D LiDAR data for object detection, tracking, and classification. Their technology is used in various applications, including autonomous vehicles, smart cities, and traffic management, and they partner with OEMs, system integrators, and government agencies. Seoul Robotics also has partnerships with companies like BMW, Volvo, and NVIDIA.
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Seoul Robotics partnered with ALP.Lab to provide 3D perception traffic safety systems for the DACH region and Central Europe.
Seoul Robotics’ 3D perception technology is usable in both indoor and outdoor environments.
QuickConnect leverages the output of Seoul Robotics’ patented perception platform, SENSR™.
Seoul Robotics released QuickConnect, an analytics tool with advanced event detection capabilities for ITS deployments.
Seoul Robotics' new solution enhances 3D perception capabilities beyond legacy traffic management systems by interpreting real-time data and aiding roadway decisions.
Seoul Robotics' solution is designed to improve intersection management for municipalities and Departments of Transportation.
Seoul Robotics' solution features an open architecture that uses standard communication protocols to share object-related insights with traffic controllers.
Seoul Robotics developed a comprehensive end-to-end intersection traffic solution that transforms raw 3D data into actionable insights for traffic controllers.
The solution collects and analyzes data through SENSR-I, an infrastructure-based version of Seoul Robotics' patented 3D perception platform, SENSR.
Seoul Robotics' solution creates a digital twin of the environment for traffic controllers to enable better real-time decision-making.
Seoul Robotics raised approximately $25,000,000 in a Series B funding round led by KB Investment.
Seoul Robotics’ Level 5 Control Tower (LV5 CTRL TWR) is a mesh network of sensors and computers installed on infrastructure that uses V2X communication to enable autonomous vehicle control.
The Korean Government invested $12,000,000 in Seoul Robotics last year as part of a global scale-up program for Korean startups.
Seoul Robotics introduced Level 5 Control Tower (LV5 CTRL TWR), a mesh network of sensors and computers on infrastructure that guides vehicles autonomously without requiring sensors on individual vehicles.
Ouster is working with perception software and integration partners Kudan, Seoul Robotics, and Avikus to support solution offerings.
The integrated AEye–Seoul Robotics solution provides 3D perception for vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians at distances beyond 300 m.
The integrated AEye–Seoul Robotics solution is designed to achieve object detection and classification in adverse weather conditions at ranges not currently available on the market.
Seoul Robotics claims its deep learning approach achieves perception accuracy not yet achieved with rule-based systems.
Seoul Robotics partnered with Mando to mass-produce LiDAR and imaging radar products.
Seoul Robotics developed a software platform intended to allow a wide range of organizations to utilize and benefit from 3D sensors beyond the automotive industry.