CP6 Introduces Physical AI-Based In-Vehicle Data Intelligence to Address Autonomous Driving Accountability and Privacy Challenges

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As autonomous driving technologies advance, automakers, insurers, and regulators face a growing challenge: determining accountability when accidents occur in environments where human drivers and automated systems share control. This challenge has become increasingly practical as global automakers such as Tesla and General Motors introduce Level 3 autonomous driving technology, allowing vehicles to operate without direct driver input under specific conditions.

In this transitional phase, clearly identifying whether the driver or the autonomous system was in control is no longer theoretical but a real-world requirement.

CP6, a technology company specializing in the utilization and protection of automotive data for Level 2 and above vehicles, addresses these challenges through its Physical AI Data & Security (PADS)-based in-vehicle application. The solution enables data-driven accident analysis and secure vehicle data management tailored for autonomous driving environments.

Aligned with the Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria (MMUCC) defined by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), CP6's solution integrates and analyzes diverse in-vehicle sensor data at a regulatory-compliant level. By systematically collecting and analyzing driving logs, sensor information, and system event records, the technology enables objective reconstruction of driving conditions and control authority before, during, and after an incident-providing reliable evidence to support accountability in autonomous driving scenarios.

In addition to accident analysis, CP6 monitors vehicle operational data, including Battery Management System (BMS) information. By detecting anomalies such as excessive battery temperatures and generating data-driven alerts, the solution supports safer operation of electric and autonomous vehicles, offering practical value to insurers and regulatory stakeholders.

Vehicle data privacy is another core focus of CP6's technology. Modern vehicles store extensive personal information through Bluetooth and other connected systems, creating privacy risks during vehicle resale, sharing, or return processes. CP6 provides a secure solution for deleting in-vehicle personal data through a safely designed Bluetooth-based deletion method, addressing technical safeguards required under personal data protection regulations and mitigating privacy risks.

The technical and societal value of CP6's technology has been internationally recognized. Its autonomous driving accident analysis and vehicle data management solution received the CES 2024 Innovation Award and the Edison Awards 2024 Bronze Award, and CP6 was named a "2024 CIO Review Top APAC Insurance Tech Solutions Provider," highlighting the solution's applicability across insurance and mobility sectors.

As autonomous driving technologies continue to evolve and vehicle data volumes expand, demand for comprehensive automotive data intelligence solutions is expected to grow. Building on its expertise in accident analysis and data privacy, CP6 plans to expand its presence in the autonomous driving data market by delivering Physical AI-based vehicle data forensics and advanced in-vehicle applications that support safety and data integrity in next-generation mobility environments.
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