HJWAVE (CEO: Tae-hwan Yoo) announced on the 13th that it signed a contract to develop next-generation radar for autonomous driving by combining its proprietary core technology, the 'WGIM (Wave Guided Injection Molded)' antenna technology, with Infineon's new autonomous driving radar chipset, a global semiconductor company. The

WGIM antenna technology is a key technology that determines the size and performance of radar, a core component of autonomous driving. It satisfies both increased detection range and wide-bandwidth/wide-angle characteristics based on a 10% lower loss compared to existing antenna technologies.

In addition, it has the advantage of being able to be miniaturized and beam-tilted, and can be configured as a modular platform that allows for the launch of new radar products by simply changing the antenna module. HJWAVE

CEO: Tae-hwan Yoo said, "The next-generation radar development being carried out with Infineon is a good opportunity to propose our antenna technology and products to global autonomous driving companies, and I believe this project will serve as an important bridgehead for our global expansion."

The company announced that it plans to accelerate business by expanding its workforce and facilities by opening a Pangyo campus in addition to its Songdo, Incheon headquarters, taking into account strengthening R&D capabilities and entering various industrial fields.