Voyager Technology nominated to supply VT-DMS to South Korea’s KG Mobility

Published: May 11, 2024 16:37 (GMT+8)
Source: gasgoo
Voyager Technology, a Shanghai-based ADAS solution provider, has recently been nominated by South Korea’s KG Mobility to supply its VT-DMS driver monitor system for the latter’s mass production pr...

Beijing (Gasgoo)- Voyager Technology, a Shanghai-based ADAS solution provider, has recently been nominated by South Korea’s KG Mobility to supply its VT-DMS driver monitor system for the latter’s mass production project.

This milestone not only expands KG Mobility's footprint in the European market but also accelerates Voyager Technology's global technology outreach.

Voyager Technology's VT-DMS complies with the EU's 2019/2144 (GSR 2.0) certification regulations concerning DDAW/ADDW/Cybersecurity, meeting a series of technical requirements outlined in (EU) 2021/1341, (EU) 2023/2590, UN R155, among others.

Established in November 2013, Voyager Technology is a global intelligent driving company specializing in environmental perception, intelligent decision-making, and control execution, with over 70% of its workforce dedicated to R&D.

In April this year, Voyager Technology successfully concluded its Series B+ financing round, securing over 100 million yuan in funding.

The company operates three core business segments, VT-CAM intelligent perception series, VT-Pilot intelligent driving series, and VT-Cockpit intelligent cabin series. It provides tailored solutions and technical support to major automakers, including FAW Group, Geely, Changan, Great Wall Motor, Chery, and HOZON Auto.

With a strategic focus on global expansion for over a decade, Voyager Technology has established a presence in Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, and Europe and the Americas. Collaborations with renowned automakers such as Toyota, Volkswagen, and KG Mobility underscore its commitment to driving innovation across borders.

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