Autonomous A2G to Exhibit Autonomous Shuttle at Gwangju Design Biennale
Accessibility, Safety, and Reliability
"Korean-Style Inclusive Mobility"
Autonomous A2G announced on August 28 that it will exhibit its self-developed Level 4 autonomous shuttle "Roi (ROii)" at the 2025 Gwangju Design Biennale.
Autonomous A2G will unveil Roi in the "Inclusive Design and Mobility" section of Exhibition Hall 3 at the Biennale. This exhibition hall interprets mobility not just as a means of transportation, but as a social foundation that guarantees freedom, possibility, and dignity, and presents various solutions that expand mobility rights for everyone.
Roi is a future mobility platform that reflects Autonomous A2G's autonomous driving architecture, which consists of perception, judgment, control, and HMI (human-machine interface). In 2024, it was designed to enable Level 4 autonomous driving operations, aiming for commercialization for the first time in Korea.
This exhibition will highlight Autonomous A2G's inclusive design principles, which focus on accessibility, safety, and reliability, based on this technological foundation.
Roi features a curved design applied throughout the vehicle, making its Level 4 autonomous driving technology-which enables unmanned driving under specific conditions-feel approachable to people of all ages. It is also equipped with a wheelchair restraint system, ramp, and foldable seats for strollers, significantly enhancing user accessibility. In addition, its real-time remote control technology ensures sufficient mobility rights even in remote or transportation-disadvantaged areas.
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Han Ji-hyung, CEO of Autonomous A2G, stated, "We have pursued an autonomous driving philosophy that goes beyond simple technology development, aiming to lower barriers to mobility so that anyone can safely reach their desired destination at any time." He added, "Rather than showcasing technology, we will promote a user experience-centered, Korean-style approach to autonomous driving to the world and contribute to creating a convenient and enjoyable future transportation environment."
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