IndiJ (CEO Jung Woo-Joo), a man-made intelligence (AI) company, participates as a member of the federal government’s Korea-Israel cooperation delegation to hunt market development.
IndieJ announced on the twentieth that CEO Jung Woo-joo will visit Israel from the seventeenth to the twenty second as a member of the ‘Korea-Israel Cooperation Delegation’ organized by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the Israel Innovation Agency.
This visit was prepared for networking for strategic technological cooperation in the sphere of smart mobility between firms at a time when it has been greater than 20 years since technological cooperation between Korea and Israel began.
CEO Chung plans to take part in the ‘Korea-Israel Innovation Day’ on this business trip and meet with local AI and smart mobility officials to ascertain a bridgehead to advance into the worldwide market.
IndieJ, which developed a music suggestion service based on data of situation and emotion, is in search of to expand its platform. As a part of that, it’s promoting collaboration with smart mobility firms, and since August 2021, it has been promoting technology demonstration projects with BMW and Tesla.
“Many firms and institutions are showing interest within the service,” said CEO Jung. “We’re steadily promoting collaboration with the goal of putting in IndyJ’s platform and solutions on smart mobility vehicles inside 2 to three years.”
As well as, “We plan to aim for overseas expansion by adding services targeting the worldwide market. We wish to present a recent content consumption ecosystem in order that users in various platform environments can listen, play, and communicate based on artificial intelligence.”
An official from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy said, “This smart mobility innovation conference is the biggest ever held with about 100 people from the federal government, institutions, and firms. We expect that the inspiration for future innovation and technological cooperation on smart mobility can be further solidified.”
Reporter Hojeong Na hojeong9983@aitimes.com
