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Research & Development

Autonomous Driving 2026/09/29

Introductions

The transportation industry has faced challenges such as a shortage of professional drivers, long working hours, and risks of night operations in recent years. Therefore, autonomous driving systems assist the industry in automating and transforming to meet the rising demand while improving road safety.

Technical Advantages and Features

  • Autonomous Full-Speed Range Suitable for Multiple Vehicle Classifications: Full-speed range suits various vehicles (sedans, trucks, buses, tractor-trailers, etc.). Applicable to vehicles with different power sources (diesel, electric, hybrid). Suitable for urban areas and highways. Equipment installation and removal are straightforward and suitable for various vehicle classifications.
  • Large-Scale HD Mapping: Only 10% of the industry's hardware cost is needed to produce maps that meet the Ministry of the Interior's accuracy specifications. Centimeter-level positioning, unaffected by tunnel/bridge obstructions.
  • Implementation of International Standards for Verifying Cyber-Physical Systems: Implementing International Safety Standards (IEEE 2846, ISO 21448) to ensure the safety of autonomous driving decisions. Customized high-fidelity traffic scenarios integrated with real traffic data. Verifying Cyber-Physical Systems to ensure the safety of real-vehicle testing in open fields.

Industrial Applications and Business Opportunities

  • Industry Applications
    • Logistics Industry, Intercity Bus Industry.
    • Autonomous and Electric Vehicle.
  • Application Examples
    • In cooperation with Transurban, Australia's leading road operating company, the autonomous tractor-trailer was conducted at night on Melbourne’s M1 freeway. It was Australia’s first highway autonomous driving test case and Taiwan’s first international export of open-road for autonomous driving.
    • In collaboration with Taoyuan International Airport, autonomous vehicles have provided shuttle services between Terminals 1 and 2, establishing Taiwan's fastest operational autonomous vehicle service. This initiative, alongside Waymo's service at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, represents the second global case where autonomous vehicles operate on the airport's open roads.
    • In partnership with HCT Logistics Company, the autonomous logistics service was implemented between fixed business locations and customer sites in Hsinchu City, marking it Taiwan's first self-driving logistics application.