新驅動股份有限公司
Update:2026/11/12
Industries
Main Industry
Transportation
Main Product/Service
Autonomous Driving Software
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Founded Year
2025
Unified Business No.
60662112
Status
Active
Number of Employees
0
Total Paid-in
Capital
50,000 (NT$)
Location of Company
Taiwan
, Taipei City
Website
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About the Company
新驅動股份有限公司 initially invested in the development of autonomous driving-related models, and subsequently discovered that Taiwan's traffic environment is unique, especially with approximately 14 million motorcycles, which is a massive number, making it difficult to directly apply existing autonomous driving technologies. Therefore, the team shifted to developing a motorcycle accident warning system, focusing on improving motorcycle safety, predicting road risks and warning drivers in real-time through AI technology, and utilizing vision AI models to analyze road images to identify high-risk areas and potential dangerous behaviors. The core technology originates from the accumulation in the autonomous driving field during the early startup stage; through data collection, accident simulation, and model training, they established an AI system capable of proactive warning. Drivers can receive real-time warnings through a mobile app to avoid potential accidents, making Taiwan's traffic safer.
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