VueX Terms of Service

These VueX Terms of Service (the “Terms”) govern the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between Vueron Technology Co., Ltd. (the “Company”) and the user (the “Member”) in connection with the use of the LiDAR-based AI development platform “VueX” and any related services provided by the Company (collectively, the “Service”).

By registering for, accessing, or using the Service, the Member is deemed to have agreed to these Terms. If the Member does not agree to these Terms, access to or use of the Service may be restricted.

The Service is a cloud-based platform that provides functions including the upload, management, labeling, training, conversion, and deployment of LiDAR and other sensor data. Due to the nature of artificial intelligence technologies, the Service and any outputs or results generated through the Service do not guarantee any particular performance or fitness for a specific purpose. The Member is solely responsible for performing any required validation, testing, and safety measures before applying any outputs to real-world use.

The Service may be provided in connection with third-party services and overseas cloud infrastructure. Matters relating to data processing and cross-border transfers are governed by these Terms, the Company’s Privacy Policy, and the Data Processing Addendum (DPA).

The Company may, to the extent permitted by applicable laws, modify the content, features, or operation of the Service, and any such changes will be announced in accordance with the procedures set forth in these Terms. If the Member continues to use the Service after the effective date of such changes, the Member will be deemed to have accepted them.

These Terms are interpreted and applied in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Korea.

Article 1 (Purpose)
These Terms set forth the rights, obligations, responsibilities, and other necessary matters between the Company and the Member in connection with the use of the Company’s LiDAR-based AI development platform “VueX” (the “Service”).

Article 2 (Application and Composition of the Terms)

These Terms become effective when the Member agrees to these Terms during registration for, or use of, the Service, and remain applicable while the Member uses the Service.
These Terms, together with the Company’s Privacy Policy, the Data Processing Addendum (DPA), service policies, pricing policies, user guides/manuals, notices, and on-screen notices within the Service (collectively, the “Ancillary Documents”), constitute part of the agreement for use of the Service.
In the event of any conflict between these Terms and the Ancillary Documents, unless otherwise expressly provided, the following order of precedence shall apply: (1) the DPA, (2) any individual agreement (including Order Form, PO, SLA, etc.), (3) these Terms, and (4) other Ancillary Documents.

Article 3 (Definitions)
The following terms are defined as set forth below:

“Member” means any individual, corporation, or organization that agrees to these Terms and uses the Service.
“Organization” means a company, institution, or team unit created and managed by a Member for business use of the Service.
“Site Admin” means a Member who, on behalf of an Organization, creates and manages the Organization and has the authority to invite members, set permissions, manage billing/plans, and administer access permissions for projects and data.
“User” means a Member who belongs to an Organization and uses the Service upon invitation by a Site Admin or an authorized User.
“Customer Data” means any and all data uploaded, generated, or registered by the Member in connection with use of the Service, including without limitation LiDAR data (such as PCD), video/sensor data, label (annotation) data, metadata, configuration values, logs, outputs, and any similar data.
“Outputs” means deliverables generated through the Service’s functions (including auto-labeling, training, conversion, deployment, etc.) based on Customer Data, such as AI models, engine files, analysis results, reports, and similar results.
“Third-Party Services” means external services integrated for provision of the Service (e.g., Google OAuth, AWS, etc.).
“High-Risk Environment” means an environment in which malfunction of the Service or Outputs may cause death, bodily injury, or significant property or environmental damage.

Article 4 (Posting and Amendment of the Terms)

The Company shall make these Terms available for the Member to easily review by posting them on the initial screen or linking screen of the Service or otherwise.
The Company may amend these Terms to the extent it does not violate applicable laws.
If the Company amends these Terms, it shall announce the effective date and reasons for amendment from at least seven (7) days prior to the effective date until the day immediately preceding the effective date. However, if the amendment is unfavorable to the Member or involves material changes, the Company shall provide notice at least thirty (30) days prior to the effective date and may provide individual notice by email or other appropriate means provided by the Member.
If the Member does not agree to the amended Terms, the Member may terminate the agreement for use of the Service, and the Company may not apply the amended Terms to such Member. If the Member continues to use the Service after the effective date of the amended Terms, the Member will be deemed to have agreed to the amended Terms.

Article 5 (Formation of the Agreement and Organizational Representation)

The agreement for use of the Service is formed when an applicant agrees to these Terms, applies for registration in accordance with the procedures set by the Company, and the Company accepts such application.
The Member may create an account through either of the following methods:
(1) A separate registration process provided by the Company (e.g., email/password); or
(2) OAuth authentication using a Google account.
If the Member creates an Organization or uses the Service on behalf of an Organization, such Member (including the Site Admin) represents and warrants that the Member has authority to agree to these Terms on behalf of the Organization and to bind the Organization. The Company may, within a reasonable scope, request documentation to verify such authority.
The legal effect of service use activities by Users shall be attributable to the relevant Organization and the Member.

Article 6 (Restrictions on Acceptance of Applications and Account Management)

The Company may refuse an application, or after acceptance may terminate the agreement or restrict use, if any of the following applies:
(1) Submission of false information, impersonation, or failure to provide required information;
(2) A history of restriction or termination due to prior violations of terms;
(3) Provision of the Service is significantly difficult for technical or operational reasons;
(4) Provision is restricted due to export control/sanctions compliance (see Article 18);
(5) Use is reasonably deemed to be for competitive or abnormal purposes.
The Member is responsible for managing authentication credentials such as the account (email/password), OAuth account, API keys, and must not share, transfer, lend, or allow third parties to use them.
The Company shall not be liable for damages arising from the Member’s negligence in management, fraudulent third-party use, or unauthorized access, unless caused by the Company’s intent or gross negligence.
If deemed necessary for security, the Company may take reasonable measures such as reissuing or disabling API keys and locking accounts.

Article 7 (Provision, Change, and Suspension of the Service)

The Company provides features including data upload/management, labeling (manual/auto), verification, model training, model conversion/deployment, and other Service functions. The scope of features may vary by plan and individual agreement.
The Company may change, add, restrict, or discontinue all or part of the Service as needed for quality improvement, security enhancement, or operational reasons.
The Company may conduct scheduled maintenance and will announce interruptions due to scheduled maintenance in advance. In unavoidable circumstances such as emergency maintenance or security incident response, the Company may suspend the Service without prior notice and will inform the Member without undue delay afterward.
Experimental features such as beta, preview, or early access may be limited in completeness or stability, and the Company may limit liability to the extent permitted by applicable laws.

Article 8 (Third-Party Services)

The Service may be integrated with Third-Party Services. Use of Third-Party Services is governed by the third party’s terms and policies, and the Company shall not be liable for provision, suspension, changes, or errors of Third-Party Services unless caused by the Company’s intent or gross negligence.
If the Member connects Third-Party Services with the Company’s Service and data, the Member is responsible for configuration and granting permissions for such integration.

Article 9 (Fees, Payment, and Non-Payment)

Service fees, billing basis (subscription/usage-based), and payment methods are governed by the pricing policy, Order Form (PO/Order Form), AWS Marketplace conditions, or individual agreement.
If the Member fails to pay fees by the due date, the Company may restrict Service use, restrict access to data, terminate the agreement, and, if necessary, claim late payment damages.
Refunds for used usage-based resources (e.g., GPU compute time) are generally not available. Whether refunds or credits are provided, and conditions thereof, are governed by the individual agreement or pricing policy. However, if the Company permanently discontinues the Service, or if the Member is unable to use the Service for more than 24 hours due to reasons attributable to the Company, the Company shall deduct amounts proportional to actual use up to the termination or discontinuation date and refund the remaining amount.

Article 10 (Service Access Rights and Prohibited Conduct)

The Company grants the Member a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable right to use the Service.
The Member shall not engage in any of the following:
(1) Reverse engineering, extracting source code, copying, modifying, creating derivative works, bypassing security, or exploiting vulnerabilities;
(2) Undermining stability of the Service (excessive traffic, crawling/scraping, unauthorized scanning, etc.);
(3) Illegal acts, use for criminal purposes, infringement of third-party rights;
(4) Developing, reselling, renting, or providing competing services using the Service or Outputs (without the Company’s written consent);
(5) Using computing resources for unrelated purposes such as cryptocurrency mining or DDoS.
If a violation occurs, the Company may request correction after prior notice, and in the case of a material violation may immediately suspend access or terminate the agreement.

Article 11 (Restrictions on Use in High-Risk Environments)

Before using the Service or Outputs in a High-Risk Environment, the Member must conduct sufficient verification, implement safety measures, and comply with applicable laws and standards (e.g., functional safety standards, operation with a safety driver, etc.).
The Company does not warrant error-free operation of the Service or Outputs in High-Risk Environments, and the Company shall not be liable for damages arising from the Member’s use in High-Risk Environments unless caused by the Company’s intent or gross negligence.

Article 12 (Ownership of Customer Data and Company Use)

Rights to Customer Data and Outputs created by the Member generally belong to the Member.
The Company may process Customer Data to the extent necessary to provide the Service (including storage, processing, backup, format conversion, inference/training execution, error analysis, and support).
The Company does not use Customer Data for service improvement or general-purpose AI performance improvement. However, if the Member explicitly provides prior consent (opt-in) through a separate interface, the Company may use Customer Data for such purposes subject to lawful processing (e.g., pseudonymization/de-identification) in accordance with applicable laws.
The Member may withdraw opt-in consent at any time. After withdrawal, data collected thereafter will not be processed for such purposes. The scope of handling of results already lawfully processed prior to withdrawal (e.g., model parameters) shall be governed by the DPA and applicable laws.
If data uploaded by the Member contains personal data (e.g., faces, license plates), the Member bears primary responsibility to de-identify such data before upload. The Company is not liable for violations of the Personal Information Protection Act arising from the Member’s upload of non-de-identified data.

Article 13 (Rights Related to Outputs and Models)

Rights to custom models created by the Member using the Member’s own data belong to the Member.
Rights to the Company’s pre-trained models, algorithms, platform components, and documentation belong to the Company.
With respect to fine-tuned Outputs based on pre-trained models, the Member is granted a right to use such Outputs to the extent it does not infringe the Company’s underlying rights, and the specific scope is governed by individual agreements or service policies.
The Member may not resell Outputs to third parties or use Outputs to build a competing platform (unless the Company provides written consent).

Article 14 (Intellectual Property)
All intellectual property rights in and to the Service, software, UI/UX, algorithms, documentation, trademarks, and logos provided by the Company belong to the Company. The Member shall not use or infringe such rights beyond the scope expressly permitted by these Terms.

Article 15 (Confidentiality)

The Company and the Member shall not disclose the other party’s non-public information (technical, business, customer, pricing, roadmap, etc.) to any third party or use it for any purpose other than the purpose for which it was disclosed.
If disclosure is required by applicable laws or a lawful request of a governmental authority, the disclosing party shall limit disclosure to the minimum necessary scope (and provide prior notice where reasonably possible).
Confidentiality obligations remain effective for five (5) years after termination of the agreement (unless otherwise agreed).

Article 16 (Personal Information and Data Processing)

The Company processes personal information in accordance with the Privacy Policy and applicable laws.
If Customer Data contains personal information, the parties’ roles (trustee/processor, controller/processor, etc.) and processing conditions are governed by the DPA.
The Member must have lawful authority and legal basis to upload data containing personal information, and must take de-identification measures where necessary.

Article 17 (Data Location and Cross-Border Transfers)

Region-Based Processing on AWS
The Service operates on AWS region-based infrastructure. As a general principle, Customer Data is stored and processed within the geographic region in which it is collected or within the AWS region designated for the Member’s applicable geographic area.
No Cross-Border Transfer as a General Rule
The Company does not transfer Customer Data outside the applicable region as part of the ordinary operation of the Service.
Limited Exception
Notwithstanding the foregoing, a cross-border transfer of Customer Data may occur only where:
1. such transfer is strictly necessary for the provision or maintenance of the Service;
2. such transfer is permitted under applicable laws; and
3. appropriate technical, contractual, and organizational safeguards are implemented in advance, in accordance with the DPA and the Privacy Policy.
Governing Documents
The conditions, safeguards, and responsibilities relating to data processing and any cross-border transfer of personal data (if applicable) shall be governed by the DPA and the Privacy Policy.

Article 18 (Export Controls and Sanctions Compliance)

The Member shall comply with applicable export control and sanctions laws and regulations of the Republic of Korea, the United States, and other applicable jurisdictions in connection with the provision, access, transfer, re-export, and use of the Service and Outputs.
The Member shall not provide the Service or transfer Outputs to any sanctioned party, prohibited country, or for restricted end use such as military end use.
The Company may restrict access from certain countries/regions or refuse or suspend provision of the Service to comply with laws or to manage risk.

Article 19 (Disclaimer of Warranties)
The Company provides the Service on an “as is” and “as available” basis and disclaims all express or implied warranties, including without limitation warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy, completeness, non-infringement, and uninterrupted operation with respect to the Service and Outputs.

Article 20 (Limitation of Liability)

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable laws, the Company’s total liability to the Member shall not exceed the total amount of fees actually paid by the Member to the Company during the six (6) months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim (unless otherwise agreed in an individual agreement).
The Company shall not be liable for indirect, special, consequential, punitive, or exemplary damages, loss of profits, loss of business, or loss of data unless caused by the Company’s intent or gross negligence.
The limitations in this Article apply only to the extent they do not violate mandatory provisions of applicable law.

Article 21 (Indemnification by Member)
The Member shall indemnify and hold harmless the Company from and against any losses, damages, claims, and disputes (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising from (1) the legality or rights infringement of Customer Data, (2) the Member’s breach of these Terms, or (3) illegal acts by the Member or Users, except to the extent caused by the Company’s intent or gross negligence.

Article 22 (Term, Termination, and Data Handling)

The Member may terminate the agreement at any time through procedures within the Service (subject to non-payment, term commitments, and other conditions in any individual agreement).
The Company may terminate the agreement upon prior notice if the Member materially breaches these Terms, and may immediately suspend access or terminate the agreement in the case of urgent security issues or material breaches.
Upon termination, return, deletion, and retention of Customer Data will be handled in accordance with the DPA, Privacy Policy, applicable laws, and any individual agreement. The Member is responsible for backing up necessary data prior to termination.

Article 23 (Notices)

The Company may provide notices to the Member through reasonable methods such as posting notices, in-Service notifications, or email to the address provided by the Member.
If the Member fails to receive a notice due to failure to update contact information, spam filters, or reasons attributable to the Member, the notice shall nevertheless be deemed delivered when the Company has provided notice by a reasonable method.

Article 24 (Assignment)
The Member may not assign, transfer, grant security interests in, or otherwise dispose of any rights or obligations under these Terms without the Company’s prior written consent. The Company may assign or transfer its position under the agreement in connection with a merger, acquisition, or transfer of the Service business, and will notify the Member by reasonable means.

Article 25 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)
These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea. Any dispute arising out of or relating to use of the Service shall be submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Seoul Central District Court as the court of first instance. However, if the Member is an overseas business operator and the parties have separately agreed in writing, such written agreement shall prevail.

Article 26 (Severability)
If any provision of these Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect. The invalid provision shall be replaced, to the maximum extent permitted by law, by a valid provision that most closely reflects the intent of the original provision.

Article 27 (No Waiver)
A party’s failure or delay in exercising any right under these Terms shall not be deemed a waiver of such right.

Article 28 (Entire Agreement)
These Terms, the Ancillary Documents, and any individual agreements constitute the entire agreement between the Company and the Member regarding the Service. Any prior oral or written agreements shall have effect only to the extent they do not conflict with these Terms.

Addendum
These Terms shall take effect as of January 6, 2026.