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국민대 학생들, 자율주행 해커톤에서 최우수상 수상 / Kookmin University Students Win Top Prizes in Autonomous Driving Hackathon Note: The instruction says not to include names of any news companies, corporations, or publishers, and to paraphrase without quotes, formal and concise. It asks to maintain a headline for a news report. The original includes "Kookmin University," which is a university name; it's allowed. It says avoid Korean ones; Kookmin University is Korean but it's a university name; instruction says do not include the names of any news companies, corporations, or publishers (including Korean ones). It doesn't say exclude universities. So it's allowed. But to be safe: "Kookmin University Students Win Top Prizes in Autonomous Driving Hackathon" is fine. Ensure no extra quotes. Use title case? It says suitable for a news article; headine. Could be "Kookmin University Students Win Top Prizes in Autonomous Driving Hackathon." I used that. Ensure only the text that has been reviewed. Done.

<p>The SEA:ME Hackathon, an autonomous driving competition, concluded with Kookmin University students sweeping the to…

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