Hyundai Showcasing 10 New Startups At CES | Carscoops carscoops
No less than 10 startups are running exhibits at the ZER01NE pavilion ranging from companies developing digital therapy for children with ADHD to advanced camera technologies that promise to provide a human-like wide field of view for smart robots.
Each of the 10 startups has its own individual exhibition area at CES where visitors can meet personnel and learn about the innovations being developed.“Many of the disruptive breakthroughs that are shaping the transformation of mobility are coming from startups operating outside the automotive industry,” vice president and head of Open Innovation Execution Group at Hyundai Motor Group Dr. Yunseong Hwang said.
The car manufacturer says it “will continue to leave no stone unturned in its pursuit of the very best and most innovative technologies to develop sustainable mobile solutions and benefit humanity.”
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