Auto Works will exhibit its intelligent bicycle taillight 'RAYO' in the K-ICT Device Lab exhibition pavilion at 'MWC 2017', held in Barcelona, Spain from February 27th to March 2nd.

RAYO has added inertial measurement sensors and low-power Bluetooth to existing bike taillights to add a variety of features that enhance user safety and convenience. It offers personalized and synchronized taillight LED patterns as well as brake lights and theft alarms. It can be linked to mobile applications including touch buttons.

In addition, there are plans to build a systematic bicycle infrastructure through user data analysis and collaboration with surroundings, and plans for a smart city service that can secure the safety of bicycle users, pedestrians and vehicle drivers. The product will be available through the ‘Kickstarter’ funding website in May. Auto Works is currently in the process of developing an information technology based cycling device that can enhance users' convenience and safety.

The global news network Aving News, which has delivered the most number of news issues from CES, MWC and IFA, the world's top three tech exhibitions over the past decade, will also send a special report team to the MWC to report on major issues in the market. Also, as part of the 'MADE IN KOREA & MADE BY KOREA' project, we will find companies from Korea that participate in the exhibition and introduce them to the world.

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