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In one place with mobility technology, 2021 Seoul Mobility Show's eyes.

The 2021 Seoul Mobility Show, a domestic automobile exhibition, received favorable responses from visitors by introducing a variety of mobility technologies and products submitted by small and medium-sized companies, universities, and research institutes as well as global finished car brands.

  KAIST unveiled self-driving cars, self-driving delivery robots certified by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, and self-driving flying cars that can both drive and fly.

Ajou Automobile University, a world-class automobile specialized university, submitted vertical take-off and landing flying cars and formula F3 e-machine produced by students themselves.

A number of research institutes also participated. The Korea Automobile Research Institute exhibited hydrogen autonomous buses, hydrogen electronic high-pressure hydrogen regulators, and key components of hydrogen electric trucks to show the current status of hydrogen mobility development in the future.

In addition, the Electronic Technology Research Institute submitted electronic technologies used in various fields such as electric driving systems for electric vehicles and communication platform technologies that support autonomous driving. In particular, the active camouflage technology, in which vehicles display colors and patterns similar to the surrounding environment to show optimal camouflage performance, caught the attention of visitors. As a result, it received favorable reviews for showing the future of automobile exterior displays.

There was also a series of participation from overseas institutions. The American Grains Association, which set up its first booth this time, introduced eco-friendly bioethanol that can reduce carbon emissions to 46 percent compared to gasoline.