Seoul, Korea – Oct 31, 2025 - STRADVISION, an automotive software company pioneering deep learning–based perception technology for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Autonomous Vehicles, announced that it has submitted a preliminary application for a technology-special listing on the KOSDAQ market to the Korea Exchange. KB Securities serves as the lead underwriter for the listing.
STRADVISION develops and supplies deep learning based perception software that enables vehicles to detect and recognize their surroundings with high precision and efficiency. Recognized for its technological maturity, commercialization readiness, and market competitiveness, the company received A and BBB ratings from two independent technology evaluation agencies, ratings that signify strong performance and reliability in its core technology and supported its eligibility to submit a preliminary application for a technology-based special listing on KOSDAQ.
The company’s flagship product, SVNet, is a deep learning–based perception software that analyzes images captured by in-vehicle cameras in real-time to recognize a wide range of road objects, including pedestrians, vehicles, lanes, and traffic lights. As a purely camera-based solution, SVNet achieves high-precision recognition without LiDAR and delivers real-time performance even on low-power automotive SoCs, thanks to its lightweight model architecture.
Since its commercialization in 2019, SVNet has been applied to 50 vehicle models across 13 global automakers. Through close collaboration with major OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers, STRADVISION continues to accelerate the mass production development of next-generation ADAS and autonomous driving systems. Building on these robust partnerships, the company is also advancing joint development projects with new OEM and Tier-1 customers in Europe and North America to further expand its global market presence.
Leveraging its differentiated technological capabilities and proven commercialization track record, STRADVISION has surpassed 4 million cumulative global installations of SVNet as of the first half of 2025. Notably, about 1 million additional mass-produced vehicles were equipped with SVNet in the first half of this year alone, underscoring the rapidly growing adoption of its software in production vehicles.
Junhwan Kim, CEO of STRADVISION, said, “As the importance of camera-based perception technology and AI software continues to rise in the autonomous driving industry, STRADVISION has proven both its technological reliability and commercialization competitiveness through mass production programs and joint developments with leading global automakers. Moving forward, as a key partner driving the evolution of autonomous driving technology, we will continue to deliver innovative vision solutions and expand global collaborations to accelerate the era of safer and smarter mobility.”
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