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Visualsyn’s Glinda AIMI Recognized with CES Innovation Award 2025

November 25, 2024
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Visualsyn, a Korean XR production startup, has announced that its artificial intelligence-driven 3D content creation platform Glinda AIMI has been recognized with a CES Innovation Award 2025. This is the second consecutive year it has received the award, and this year the platform is an Honoree in the Mobile Device, Accessories & Apps category. Glinda AIMI focuses on streamlining XR workflows to make artificial intelligence and 3D content creation more broadly accessible and affordable.

Visualsyn has developed several key innovations and novel features on Glinda AIMI:

  • Revolutionizing AI with On-Device Processing: The platform introduces a breakthrough service that performs artificial intelligence-driven functions directly on a user’s device using embedded NPUs and GPUs, eliminating the need for backend cloud server traffic and making XR content creation faster and more affordable.
  • Empowering Creativity with Generative AI: Glinda AIMI’s Generative artificial intelligence tools empower users to create diverse assets—including 3D models, images and audio—tailored to their specific needs. These assets can be customized using the platform’s Asset Editor, combining creative flexibility with originality and copyright protection.
  • Simplifying XR Content Editing with Amending AI: Editing XR content has traditionally been complex, but Glinda AIMI’s Amending artificial intelligence feature simplifies this process. The platform’s artificial intelligence technology automatically recognizes and processes objects in scanned 3D models, generating bounding boxes and using inpainting to recreate textures when needed. This intelligent automation streamlines complex editing tasks, improving both usability and productivity, even for non-experts.

“After being an Honoree at this past CES, we’re thrilled that our innovation has once again been recognized globally with a CES Innovation Award 2025,” said chief executive officer JunPyo Hong and chief technology officer Jason Kim of Visualsyn. “We are committed to unleashing the tremendous potential of XR platforms for all types of businesses while expanding our reach to companies around the world.”