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Motrex Co., Ltd, a South Korea-based company founded in 2001 and headquartered in Seongnam-si, specializes in the global development, production, and export of advanced in-car infotainment systems. Its operations are structured across an Automotive Division and a Heavy Industry Division. The company provides an extensive range of multimedia solutions, including audio-video (AV) units, navigation-equipped AV systems (AVN), and integrated audio-video navigation telematics (AVNT). Additionally, Motrex offers sophisticated rear-seat entertainment options such as video, music, and video-on-demand (VOD) content, alongside cutting-edge digital instrument clusters. Beyond its core infotainment offerings, Motrex develops human-machine interfaces specifically for electric vehicles and utilizes its proprietary TIACORE 3D graphic technology to enhance the visual experience for drivers and passengers. Its product line further extends to include various safety and convenience accessories like dash cameras, driver and occupant monitoring systems, pinch alert sensors, in-cabin air purifiers, and wireless charging solutions. These innovative products are supplied directly to automotive manufacturers worldwide.
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