Jiro, the company behind video production matching service ‘Dudum‘ and Asian video stock service ‘DropShotStock’, announced winning two Innovation Awards at CES 2025.

The award-winning product is ‘DropShot Explorer’, an AI pipeline for stock video production that automatically extracts video content and related keywords, transforming footage into copyright-free stock video data. Jiro received innovation awards in both the ‘Contents & Entertainment’ and ‘Imaging’ categories.

Recently launching the official version of ‘DropShotStock’, Jiro is aggressively expanding its new business. The service processes unused video footage from shoots, converting them into legally-marketable stock videos.

Leveraging its existing video production platform ‘Dudum’ with over 970 partner companies, along with collaborations with SBS broadcasting network and domestic and international video influencers, Jiro is actively acquiring diverse stock content featuring Korean landscapes, food, and people.

Jiro’s co-CEO Jae-seok Lee stated, “As video production demand increases, high-quality Asian video data is gaining more attention. We will continue driving innovation in the global content market through ongoing AI technology research and development.”

Additionally, Jiro was recently selected for ‘Global Tips’, a promising tech startup program by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, signaling its global expansion. The company has secured pre-A investments from notable investors including Blue Point Partners, Lotte Ventures, Primer, and Born Angels Venture Partners.