Research and Development

Document AI OCR 

The older the document, the more wisdom it contains.   In order to share this wisdom with future generations and preserve it as a cultural heritage, there is a cultural asset management obligation to digitize the contents of the original, apart from the physical issue of preserving the original.

This requires technology that can recognize each and every Chinese character in the texts, code them, and translate the collected character codes.

We are researching and developing “AI OCR”, a series of process solutions that recognize, analyze, and translate Chinese characters and old Korean characters in documents based on optical recognition by combining AI technology with existing OCR technology.

Annotation Tool

Annotation tools, which are attracting attention as a pre-processing technology for AI learning models, are evolving from the first generation of local PC methods to the second and third generation of SaaS methods.

These SaaS-based annotation tools are not just about pre-processing labeling, but also about generating basic data that determines the quality of AI learning models.

Just as good ingredients are the basis of good cooking, building training data with high accuracy and reliability is a very important part. An annotation tool that can generate such high-quality training data requires a WorkBench function that connects a series of processes such as quality control and labeling process management as one axis in addition to the basic functions of the tool editor.

We are researching and developing a third-generation annotation WorkBench technology and platform that can meet this need.

Smart Health Care

We are researching a smart healthcare program for rehabilitation of senile hearing loss.

In an aging society, hearing loss is a growing problem that hinders communication between people, leading to social disconnection, alienation, and dementia.

We are researching and developing a hearing rehabilitation education program that can rehabilitate such hearing loss in an individualized manner, and we are continuing to improve the program system based on the results of a two-year clinical trial.

We develop personalized rehabilitation training programs for sound perception and pronunciation distinction to help improve hearing loss and solve social issues related to aging.