LIG Accuver and Wayties Launched V2X Modules
New hardware supports advanced vehicle-to-everything communication to help improve road safety.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Automotive — General
LIG Accuver and Wayties have introduced the IMV102x and IMV111x modules, which enable vehicles to communicate via DSRC, LTE-V2X, and 5G-V2X. These units utilize Qualcomm chipsets to facilitate real-time data exchange for modern automotive systems.
Why it matters
These modules provide essential infrastructure for vehicles to interact with their surroundings, potentially enhancing road safety by alerting drivers to local hazards. The hardware allows manufacturers to integrate advanced communication capabilities into their existing vehicle architectures.
The new hardware includes the IMV102x for external host processors and the IMV111x, which runs on the Zephyr RTOS with a dual-core application processor. Both series support simultaneous DSRC, LTE-V2X, and 5G-V2X connectivity.
The players
LIG Accuver
A global provider of mobile network testing and measurement solutions with a focus on wireless performance.
Wayties
An automotive technology firm specializing in testing and validation environments for vehicle communication systems.
The details
The IMV111 series comes pre-loaded with the Euro NCAP Local Hazard Application, enabling vehicles to process and respond to nearby threats automatically. Companies can use the WCEX-ABTS bench test system to recreate complex V2X scenarios in a controlled laboratory environment before moving to field testing.
Timeline
October 4, 2026: The V2X modules were announced.
The Home Front
Automotive manufacturers are increasingly integrating standardized safety software like the Euro NCAP Local Hazard Application to meet global regulatory expectations. These new modules follow the trend of embedding advanced connectivity directly into vehicle platforms to support future safety features.
While these modules are intended for vehicle manufacturers, owners of newer, connected vehicles should keep an eye on software update notifications from their carmakers. Staying current with factory-issued firmware updates is the best way to ensure safety features function as intended.
The takeaway
The deployment of multi-protocol V2X hardware signals an era of more responsive, hazard-aware driving technology. Keep records of your vehicle's service history and any software updates performed during routine maintenance appointments.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by ITS International.
