AutoL announced on the 13th that it will demonstrate its G32 LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) at the Automechanika automotive parts exhibition, which will take place in Frankfurt, Germany, from September 13th to 17th.

AutoL, which spun off in June of last year through Hyundai Motor's in-house venture program, has addressed the inherent problems of traditional LiDAR, such as durability and size. They have achieved competitiveness by controlling light signals to simplify product structure while maintaining resolution and detection distance.

The G32 LiDAR to be showcased at this German exhibition is the only LiDAR with automotive-grade durability in Korea, and it is scheduled for mass production in 2023. Starting with this exhibition, AutoL plans to expand its overseas market by continuously communicating with major OEMs in Europe, the Americas, and other regions.