Rideflux

RideFlux is a South Korean autonomous driving software company founded in 2018 and headquartered in Jeju, with an additional office in Seoul's Yeongdeungpo district. It develops a full stack of the technologies required for Level 4 unmanned autonomous driving, including perception, localization, prediction, planning, control, mapping and remote operation, and applies them across robotaxis, robotrucks, and buses and shuttles.

The company markets its system as the "RideFlux Driver" autonomous AI driver, emphasizing 360-degree continuous detection without blind spots, multi-sensor operation at night and in adverse weather, consistent vehicle condition, and large-scale driving learning from fleet operations. Its stated focus is software rather than hardware manufacturing, with commercialization pursued through partnerships with mobility service, vehicle manufacturing and logistics companies.

RideFlux has operated public-road autonomous services in Korea since 2020, including the NEMO Ride autonomous ride-hailing service on Jeju Island with Kakao Mobility and a self-driving mini-bus route covering a 116-kilometer round trip on the island. It is also developing a 25-ton autonomous truck and has stated plans to expand to other Korean cities such as Seoul and Busan and into freight transport.