▷ Convergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Music Technology and Orchestral Music ▷ First Collaboration Concert at Gimpo Art Hall on September 24th, Future…
▷ Convergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Music Technology and Orchestral Music
▷ First Collaboration Concert at Gimpo Art Hall on September 24th, Future Concert with AI
▷ Korea's First Encounter Between Orchestra and Artificial Intelligence Music

On August 7th, Emotionwave Co., Ltd. (CEO Jang Soon-chul), a company specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) music robot technology, and the Gimpo Philharmonic Orchestra (CEO Yeo Young-deok) signed an MOU for cooperation on a public orchestra content platform.
Through friendly cooperation, both companies plan to draw a blueprint for the future music performance scene by combining citizens' cultural aspirations with music technology. Through this agreement, they plan to cooperate in the convergence of art and technology by providing immersive non-face-to-face realistic content services, such as AI music composition and performance collaboration, non-face-to-face music education business, 5G-based ultra-low latency ensemble, and VR/AR orchestra.

Emotionwave Co., Ltd., which is currently running the RIMA PUBLIC platform for increasing accessibility to music performances and educational content, and the 5G Concert Zone platform business for maximizing new musical experiences, plans to work hard to lead the popularization and globalization of domestic classical orchestras through a permanent orchestra concert experience service for the public.
It is expected to be a new future-oriented music environment that surpasses existing digital environments, allowing customers to experience the maximum level of immersion through an orchestra music environment implemented as AR Volumetric in the future.
The "Future Concert with AI," which will be the first collaboration after signing the MOU, will be held at Gimpo Art Hall on September 24th. The performance that day will be streamed live on YouTube with special appearances by the Gimpo Philharmonic Orchestra and RIMA AI BAND ORCHESTRA.

<Future Concert with AI. Photo=Emotionwave provided>
▷ First Collaboration Concert at Gimpo Art Hall on September 24th, Future Concert with AI
▷ Korea's First Encounter Between Orchestra and Artificial Intelligence Music

On August 7th, Emotionwave Co., Ltd. (CEO Jang Soon-chul), a company specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) music robot technology, and the Gimpo Philharmonic Orchestra (CEO Yeo Young-deok) signed an MOU for cooperation on a public orchestra content platform.
Through friendly cooperation, both companies plan to draw a blueprint for the future music performance scene by combining citizens' cultural aspirations with music technology. Through this agreement, they plan to cooperate in the convergence of art and technology by providing immersive non-face-to-face realistic content services, such as AI music composition and performance collaboration, non-face-to-face music education business, 5G-based ultra-low latency ensemble, and VR/AR orchestra.

Emotionwave Co., Ltd., which is currently running the RIMA PUBLIC platform for increasing accessibility to music performances and educational content, and the 5G Concert Zone platform business for maximizing new musical experiences, plans to work hard to lead the popularization and globalization of domestic classical orchestras through a permanent orchestra concert experience service for the public.
It is expected to be a new future-oriented music environment that surpasses existing digital environments, allowing customers to experience the maximum level of immersion through an orchestra music environment implemented as AR Volumetric in the future.
The "Future Concert with AI," which will be the first collaboration after signing the MOU, will be held at Gimpo Art Hall on September 24th. The performance that day will be streamed live on YouTube with special appearances by the Gimpo Philharmonic Orchestra and RIMA AI BAND ORCHESTRA.

<Future Concert with AI. Photo=Emotionwave provided>