Myongji Korea and Culture Partners Join Hands to Activate Augmented Reality Language Education Platform

Myongji Korea announced that it has signed a business agreement with Culture Partners to promote an AR-based educational platform. On the left in the photo is Min Kyung Jeon, CEO of Culture Partners, and on the right is Yoo Myungjin, CEO of Myongji Korea. Photo by Myongji Korea

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heeyoon] Augmented reality (AR) technology startup Myongji Korea announced on the 21st that it has signed a business agreement with Culture Partners to promote an AR-based non-face-to-face language education platform.

Through this agreement, both companies plan to activate new non-face-to-face educational content and actively cooperate in developing a platform based on AR emoji technology.

Myongji Korea explained that this agreement is meaningful in that Culture Partners, which has achievements in developing various educational content, and Myongji Korea, which has established excellent facial recognition AR-3D filter technology, have built an effective collaboration model for user acquisition.

According to the agreement, Culture Partners will provide practical training for conducting non-face-to-face language classes applying AR technology both online and offline. After program development and system construction, it is scheduled to be officially launched next year.

Myongjin Yoo, CEO of Myongji Korea, said, “We predict that the interesting motion filter technology of augmented reality will generate user inflow and sales effects for the content.”

Minkyung Jeon, CEO of Culture Partners, stated, “Through this agreement, we expect a great synergy effect in the export market by utilizing both companies’ content for the dissemination and activation of non-face-to-face language education.”

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