Autodesk and the Gyeonggi Content Agency Sign Agreement to Develop the AR/VR Ecosystem
Published2017.09.25 14:57Autodesk University Korea 2017 will spotlight virtual reality technology through customer success stories.
Autodesk and Gyeonggi Content Creation Center announced on the 22nd that they signed a memorandum of understanding for collaboration between the two companies, focusing on the Gyeonggi Province AR/VR development project.
This MOU includes the two companies' collaboration on introducing software and technology infrastructure for fostering AR/VR, attracting investment in domestic AR/VR technology, revitalizing the market, and fostering domestic experts.
This MOU agreement is part of the NRP (Next Reality Partners) program, a consultative body between the Gyeonggi Content Agency and domestic and foreign private specialized organizations for the promotion of VR/AR companies. Through this agreement signing ceremony, Google, Naviworks, and The Ventures, along with Autodesk, have additionally joined.
Meanwhile, Autodesk will highlight virtual reality technology by sharing examples of virtual reality content production at its largest event, Autodesk University Korea 2017.
Oh Chan-joo, Managing Director of Autodesk Korea Media & Entertainment Division, said, “The potential of AR and VR technologies is bringing about tremendous innovation across all industries, including media and entertainment, as well as manufacturing, architecture, and construction. “Now, we need to expand the market by creating user value centered on digital content beyond AR/VR devices and engines, and digital content creation tools are becoming standard tools used by industry workers across all fields, including designers, engineers, and marketers,” he said. “Through collaboration with the Gyeonggi Content Promotion Agency, we will do our best to foster the next generation of experts in the AR/VR field and strengthen corporate competitiveness.”
The event, which will be held at the COEX Convention Center on September 27th, will feature over 1,200 leaders and experts from various design industries, under the theme of 'The Future of Making Things', to discuss innovative trends and introduce excellent companies and success stories utilizing 3D design technology.
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