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JDC, Kakao Mobility, etc. launch self-driving service “Nemolide” – Jeju News Jeju International Free City Development Center (“JDC”) will launch “Nemolide” in Jeju High-tech Science and Technology Complex and Jeju University. “Nemolide” launch “JDC, Kakao Mobility, etc.” Along with Kakao Mobility (CEO Ryu Geun-sung) and Ride Flux (CEO Park Joon-hee), a company that resides in Route 330 of Jeju Innovation Growth Center, Jeju Advanced Science and Technology Complex and Jeju National University…www.jejunews.biz
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Jeju International Free City Development Center (Chairman Yang Young-chul, “JDC”) announced that it will introduce self-driving service “NEMORIDE” at Jeju Advanced Science and Technology Complex and Jeju University along with Kakao Mobility (CEO Ryu Geun-sung) and Ride Flux (CEO Park Joon-hee). The Nemoride Service is an 11.7km road in Jeju Advanced Complex and Jeju University, designated by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport as a test driving area for self-driving cars in June last year, and operates on weekdays except weekends and holidays. Although the demand for movement of workers and university students is high in the Jeju Advanced Science and Technology Complex, the lack of parking space due to the lack of public transportation services and the high proportion of cars. In particular, there were difficulties in moving through personal mobility (PM) due to the high slope of roads in the section. The introduction of the Nemoride service is expected to meet various mobility needs such as executives and employees of companies in the industrial complex, residents, and students of Jeju National University, and improve local mobility. Passengers who want to board a self-driving car install the “Nemoride” app, set the departure, destination, and number of passengers, and call the car, the self-driving car will arrive at the departure stop and take the passengers to the desired place. Rideflux is a promising startup that has moved into Route 330 in Jeju Advanced Complex and is in charge of building and operating self-driving cars with self-driving technology that can operate in complex urban environments and bad weather. Kakao Mobility is also located in Jeju Advanced Complex and is in charge of developing and establishing an operating infrastructure for self-driving service calling platforms based on mobility platform operational know-how and control capabilities. Source: Jeju News (http://www.jejunews.biz ) Jeju International Free City Development Center (Chairman Yang Young-chul, “JDC”) announced that it will introduce self-driving service “NEMORIDE” at Jeju Advanced Science and Technology Complex and Jeju University along with Kakao Mobility (CEO Ryu Geun-sung) and Ride Flux (CEO Park Joon-hee). The Nemoride Service is an 11.7km road in Jeju Advanced Complex and Jeju University, designated by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport as a test driving area for self-driving cars in June last year, and operates on weekdays except weekends and holidays. Although the demand for movement of workers and university students is high in the Jeju Advanced Science and Technology Complex, the lack of parking space due to the lack of public transportation services and the high proportion of cars. In particular, there were difficulties in moving through personal mobility (PM) due to the high slope of roads in the section. The introduction of the Nemoride service is expected to meet various mobility needs such as executives and employees of companies in the industrial complex, residents, and students of Jeju National University, and improve local mobility. Passengers who want to board a self-driving car install the “Nemoride” app, set the departure, destination, and number of passengers, and call the car, the self-driving car will arrive at the departure stop and take the passengers to the desired place. Rideflux is a promising startup that has moved into Route 330 in Jeju Advanced Complex and is in charge of building and operating self-driving cars with self-driving technology that can operate in complex urban environments and bad weather. Kakao Mobility is also located in Jeju Advanced Complex and is in charge of developing and establishing an operating infrastructure for self-driving service calling platforms based on mobility platform operational know-how and control capabilities. Source: Jeju News (http://www.jejunews.biz )
