At 'CES 2022,' a battleground for global IT and home appliance companies, Korean small and medium-sized enterprises showcased their technology and product…
At 'CES 2022,' a battleground for global IT and home appliance companies, Korean small and medium-sized enterprises showcased their technology and product competitiveness. We interviewed the CEOs of three notable companies among the many SMEs who participated in CES, asking about the atmosphere at the event and their respective business challenges.
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- What was your motivation or background for participating in this CES?
We participated to promote our metaverse music platform and technology, which will officially launch this April. Through this CES, we plan to introduce our technology and services to the world and discover overseas demand sources.
- If you could introduce your main technology or product exhibited at CES this time?
Emotionwave is a specialized AI music solution company. We develop and provide various platforms based on our self-developed music AI. What we are showcasing at this CES is a music metaverse service based on the digital musician producing platform 'AIMPLE.' AIMPLE is a metaverse NFT platform that supports everything from the creation of digital musicians to AI sound source production, release, and management, allowing anyone to operate as a digital musician in a metaverse environment.
- What are your overall impressions of this CES?
Personally, I think that the metaverse received the most attention at this CES. Our company received many calls from various industries, including global marketing agencies, broadcasting, and healthcare, due to the high usability of digital musicians and artificial intelligence sound sources. As much as it can be said that having no trend is a trend, individual tastes are becoming more and more segmented. Perhaps because of this, I feel a great attraction to creating digital musicians and albums that reflect one's own taste, rather than searching for an ideal idol.
- What do you wish the government would do regarding overseas export and exhibition support policies?
Startups tend to utilize government support policies when obtaining information on overseas exports, so it would be great if there were more support programs that could provide both export-related information and consultation on foreign laws. Since startups are likely to enter into contracts with unexpected deals or without much export experience, a constantly available consultation channel is desperately needed.
Original article: http://www.kbiznews.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=90050
The digital jazz musician 'Roah,' born from Emotionwave's digital musician producing platform 'AIMPLE'
- What was your motivation or background for participating in this CES?
We participated to promote our metaverse music platform and technology, which will officially launch this April. Through this CES, we plan to introduce our technology and services to the world and discover overseas demand sources.
- If you could introduce your main technology or product exhibited at CES this time?
Emotionwave is a specialized AI music solution company. We develop and provide various platforms based on our self-developed music AI. What we are showcasing at this CES is a music metaverse service based on the digital musician producing platform 'AIMPLE.' AIMPLE is a metaverse NFT platform that supports everything from the creation of digital musicians to AI sound source production, release, and management, allowing anyone to operate as a digital musician in a metaverse environment.
- What are your overall impressions of this CES?
Personally, I think that the metaverse received the most attention at this CES. Our company received many calls from various industries, including global marketing agencies, broadcasting, and healthcare, due to the high usability of digital musicians and artificial intelligence sound sources. As much as it can be said that having no trend is a trend, individual tastes are becoming more and more segmented. Perhaps because of this, I feel a great attraction to creating digital musicians and albums that reflect one's own taste, rather than searching for an ideal idol.
- What do you wish the government would do regarding overseas export and exhibition support policies?
Startups tend to utilize government support policies when obtaining information on overseas exports, so it would be great if there were more support programs that could provide both export-related information and consultation on foreign laws. Since startups are likely to enter into contracts with unexpected deals or without much export experience, a constantly available consultation channel is desperately needed.
Original article: http://www.kbiznews.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=90050