MNSTAR Develops 'Sing VR' with Device Manufacturers and Others
Sing and dance with dancers in virtual reality

VR game rooms are popping up one by one on every street frequented by young people. VR is expected to rapidly emerge as a hot topic for both aging existing karaoke businesses and those preparing to open new ones.

As a result, VR karaoke is gaining attention, where you can become the protagonist in a virtual reality environment, sing with a band on stage, and dance and sing alongside dancers with idol-level skills.

TJ Media, a domestic karaoke machine manufacturer, MN Star, a franchise karaoke music video room company, and The Monster Lab, a VR content production company, jointly developed 'Sing VR'.

Above all, a major advantage of Sing VR is that it can be implemented in existing karaoke rooms without altering the room layout or replacing karaoke machines or audio equipment. MN Star stated that by simply equipping the space with 'Sing VR' equipment while utilizing the existing space and karaoke system, it can be transformed into a new concept VR karaoke room.

MNSTAR is a technology-intensive company that has long researched chroma key-based real-time automatic audio video production systems and has filed numerous patents. We have already opened about 40 'MN Star Song Music Video Room' stores nationwide.

The augmented reality composite video production system known as 'Fun Fun Blue,' the 'Point Coin' system that allows existing smartphone members to easily use their points like coins anywhere, and the current 'Sing VR' are all cutting-edge IT technologies that MN Star has rapidly integrated into karaoke.

The cutting-edge 'Sing-VR,' which combines MNSTAR's 'Fun Fun Blue' and 'Point Coin' with The Monster Lab's content and platform, is garnering attention as a fresh item that demonstrates how karaoke culture can integrate with advanced IT to adapt to changing times and provide enjoyment to users.

Currently, 'Sing VR' is installed at MN Star's Boramae Station branch and Sillim branch, as well as 'RED VR' in Hongdae, and is in beta service.