LG Innotek Expands Partnership with Zoox to Supply High-Resolution Camera Modules
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LG Innotek is enhancing its collaboration with Zoox, Amazon's autonomous driving subsidiary, by providing high-resolution automotive camera modules for its robotaxis. This partnership has been in place since the early development stages of the robotaxi, and the latest agreement will see LG Innotek supply these advanced cameras over the coming years.
The high-resolution cameras are integral to Zoox's sensor suite, offering 360-degree coverage through overlapping fields of view. LG Innotek's modules leverage precision optical design technology honed from years of experience in mobile device camera production. Designed to endure harsh weather conditions, these waterproof modules ensure stable performance in various environments.
As Zoox ramps up its manufacturing capabilities with the opening of its first robotaxi production facility in California, LG Innotek's camera modules are being integrated into the vehicles. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in their ongoing partnership, positioning LG Innotek as a crucial supplier in the rapidly evolving autonomous vehicle sector. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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LG Innotek supplies high-resolution cameras for Zoox robotaxis
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