IKOREA Attacks Advertisement Market With 3D Video…Top-Notch Fingertip Touch Technology

DAEJEON--(Korea Newswire)--Recently, there is a strong 3D craze not only in theaters, but also for TVs in the living room, and a company is drawing attention by introducing 3D into advertisements and thus providing a new paradigm to the advertisement market.

Recognized for outstanding technology in touch display field, IKOREA (CEO Gwan-Seop Kim, www.ikorea21.com) was founded in January 2005, and is a specialized media company that produces ‘IPTV solution’ and ‘Interactive DID’ and develops customer-participating advertisement system.

Its representative system of Touch-i is a digital display device that shows various promotion information of the institution through a large touchscreen, and all promotion materials of various formats can easily be displayed based on UX-engine S/W.

The media booth-shaped system has been installed at places with much traffic such as Seoul Cheonggyecheon and Baekje Military Museum, and will be promoted for introduction to traditional markets in future to give life to depressed markets.

The first domestically developed electronic guest book “iBook” escapes from the existing analog method of writing with pens and paper, and suggests a new model for the digital era. Currently, it is installed in public institutions or museums across the country, and the project for installation at wedding shops is in promotion.

CEO Gwan-Seop Kim said “we have been drawing much attention from many foreign buyers every time we participated in domestic/overseas exhibitions, and also had good responses,” and “as for Touch-i system, it has already been exported to Japan, and currently the commercialization is in discussion with China.”

IKOREA has developed the Touch-i system with new functions and design through the Total Design Aid Project which is a support program for outstanding small and medium businesses by Daedeok Research and Development Special District Support Headquarters, and won the IF Design Award which is one of the top 3 international design awards, and 2011 Good Design Award.

For the 2010~2011 Total Design Aid Project, global design group Tangerine and marketing/consulting specialized firm Studio Cross Culture conducted consulting.

Website: http://www.ikorea21.com

This is a news release distributed by Korea Newswire on behalf of this company.