Geumyoung Entertainment, 4th winner of the 2024 Korea Innovation Award

Geumyoung Entertainment’s (CEO Yoon Jeong-ik)’s ‘K-araoke (Global TV App)’ won the grand prize in the innovative karaoke service category at the Money Today ‘2024 Korea Innovation Awards’ held at the Press Center in Jung-gu, Seoul on the 25th.

Geumyoung Entertainment CEO Yoon Jeong-ik (right) is taking a commemorative photo with Money Today Executive Director Song Ki-yong (left) after winning the ‘2024 Korea Innovation Award’.

The Korea Innovation Award is an award given to innovative companies in terms of technology, management, and products, in line with the current situation where government efforts and nationwide participation are required to overcome the economic recession.

Keumyoung Entertainment, which aims to create a world where everyone is happy through the joy of music, is developing AI (artificial intelligence), a core technology in the era of the 4th Industrial Revolution, based on its mission to “unify people around the world through music and contribute to the development of human culture and society.” , is pursuing innovation in business structure in connection with AR (Augmented Reality), VR (Virtual Reality), and IoT (Internet of Things).

Recently, Geumyoung Karaoke (global service name: K-araoke) was launched in a total of 18 countries, including Korea, the United States, Canada, Australia, and Europe, through LG Electronics Smart TV and Standby Me. K-araoke is a subscription-based home entertainment service that offers approximately 60,000 songs so that you can enjoy a wide range of genres as well as the latest K-POP and Billboard chart songs produced with high-quality accompaniment music based on Geumyoung Entertainment’s 30 years of know-how. It is a global karaoke application that serves.

In addition, a total of eight languages, including Korean, English, and French, are provided in line with the service not only in Korea but also in various countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia, and Europe, and ‘LTS’, which reads the lyrics in advance just before singing, a patent held by Geumyoung Entertainment. (Lyrics To Speech)’ function and Korean and English (Pinyin) subtitles are supported so that even children, the elderly, and foreigners who do not speak Korean as their native language can easily sing along to K-POP.

Jeong-ik Yoon, CEO of Geumyoung Entertainment, said, “We hope that K-araoke will spread karaoke culture around the world so that everyone who loves K-pop at home and abroad can find joy through music and be happy with new experiences.” He added, “We will continue to provide advanced technology and differentiated content in the future.” “We will strive to become a company that provides Korean Wave music content.”

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