On the morning of the 10th, Kwon Hyuk-chul, CEO of Gyeongin Broadcasting Co., Ltd., and Jang Soon-chul, CEO of Emotionwave Co., Ltd.

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On the morning of the 10th, in the Gyeongin Broadcasting reception room, Kwon Hyuk-chul, CEO of Gyeongin Broadcasting Co., Ltd., and Jang Soon-chul, CEO of Emotionwave Co., Ltd.,
are posing for a commemorative photo after signing a strategic memorandum of understanding to cooperate on providing converged content of art and technological innovation. (Photo= Gyeongin Broadcasting)

Emotionwave Co., Ltd. and Gyeongin Broadcasting Co., Ltd. will fully commence the production and service of metaverse broadcast content utilizing artificial intelligence music and virtual human XR technology starting this year.
Emotionwave and Gyeongin Broadcasting signed a strategic memorandum of understanding today (the 10th) to cooperate on providing converged content of art and technological innovation.
Attendees at today's signing ceremony included Jo Dong-seong, Chairman of Gyeongin Broadcasting, Kwon Hyuk-chul, CEO, Jang Soon-chul, CEO of Emotionwave Co., Ltd., and Kang Il-hoon, Head of Emotionwave.
The two sides agreed through the agreement to jointly carry out the planning and production, promotion, and marketing and advertising/promotion activities for AI technology-based metaverse broadcast content of AI broadcast content.
They agreed to actively cooperate to vitalize and diversify the business by utilizing the technology and infrastructure of both sides.
Emotionwave is a startup company founded in April 2013, and its main businesses include the artificial intelligence music platform 'RIMA', the media live streaming service 'VISCOOP', the metaverse concert platform 'AIMPLE', and the development of software for music/performances.
Rio Jang, CEO of Emotionwave Co., Ltd., said, "Today's agreement, which fuses Emotionwave's artificial intelligence (AI) solutions with Kyongin Broadcasting's broadcast content, will be a cornerstone that opens up a new future."
Kwon Hyuk-chul, CEO of Kyongin Broadcasting, said, "Through the artificial intelligence broadcast 'Rima's Gift,' which both companies conducted as a pilot project last year, we fully confirmed the potential and expandability of artificial intelligence," adding, "Let's go beyond reprocessing digital music by expanding into online broadcast content and offline festivals, and lead the way in a three-dimensional culture where anyone can become a digital musician with AI-based composition, performance, and virtual characters."
Original article : http://www.ifm.kr/news/326547

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