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Discover Seoul's five best hiking trails with an expert guide - Vimarsana News

Discover Seoul's five best hiking trails with an expert guide

Lacing up your boots and hitting the mountains is a unique way to experience Seoul. Park Jeong-ho, the head of Seoul International Hikers Club, reveals his favourite trails.

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[53rd Modern Korean Literature Translation Awards] Fiction Commendation Award: The Forty-Four Lives of a Wedding Dress - Vimarsana News

[53rd Modern Korean Literature Translation Awards] Fiction Commendation Award: The Forty-Four Lives of a Wedding Dress

As judges of the Korea Times Modern Korean Literature Translation Awards, we have the privilege and pleasure of discovering every year what bilingual readers and writers are readin...

The road not taken: South Korea's self-driving prof - Vimarsana News

The road not taken: South Korea's self-driving prof

Share Professor Han explains a specialist warning system for autonomous vehicles under development at his office in Yongin. AFP The road not taken: South Korea’s self-driving prof Mon, 5 April 2021 Decades before the race to build a self-driving car became a multi-billion-dollar contest between tech giants such as Tesla and Google, a South Korean professor built an autonomous vehicle and test-drove it across the country – only for his research to be consigned to the scrapheap. Han Min-hong, now 79, successfully tested his self-driving car on the roads of Seoul in 1993 – a decade before ...

The professor who built a self-driving car decades ago - Vimarsana News

The professor who built a self-driving car decades ago

Decades before the race to build a self-driving vehicle became a multibillion-dollar contest between tech giants such as Tesla Inc and Google, a South Korean professor built an autonomous vehicle and test-drove it across the country — only for his research to be consigned to the scrapheap. Han Min-hong, now 79, successfully tested his self-driving car on the roads of Seoul in 1993 — a decade before Tesla was even founded. Two years later, it drove 300km from the capital to the southern port of Busan, on the most heavily traveled expressway in South Korea. Footage from the period shows the ...