DeepRoute.ai Introduces VLA Model at Seoul Mobility Show
DeepRoute.ai has unveiled its Vision-Language-Action (VLA) model at the 2025 Seoul Mobility Show, marking its debut in South Korea. In a press release, the company announced that the VLA model will be integrated into over five vehicle models this year, aiming to empower global automakers with AI-driven mobility solutions.
The VLA model is designed for versatility, supporting both camera-only and LiDAR-camera fusion configurations. It is compatible with various chip platforms, catering to the diverse needs of global automakers and accelerating the adoption of smart driving technologies worldwide. The first vehicle featuring this model is expected to hit the consumer market by mid-2025.
DeepRoute.ai's CEO, Maxwell Zhou, highlighted the company's extensive experience in scaling smart driving vehicles in China and expressed enthusiasm for collaborating with South Korean manufacturers to advance AI-powered mobility. Zhou is also scheduled to deliver a keynote speech at the Seoul Mobility Show Forum, discussing the rapid advancements in the VLA model and future industry trends.
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