Ten startups backed by Naver D2SF (D2 Startup Factory) will participate in CES 2025, the world’s largest IT and consumer electronics technology exhibition. Most of these startups are already actively conducting business globally, and they are expected to expand their global presence and market reach through CES 2025.

The Naver D2SF-invested startups participating in CES 2025 include GenGenAI, Cubig, Gaudio Lab, Nuvilab, ZeZeDu, THE.WAVE.TALK, LetinAR, BLUEDOT, Mobiltech, and Vueron Technology. These companies span various technological fields from AI to immersive technology, mobility, and digital twin solutions. Among them, Gaudio Lab (AI audio technology), GenGen AI (AI synthetic data technology), Nuvilab (AI dietary management solutions), and THE.WAVE.TALK (microbial sensor specialist) have won CES 2025 Innovation Awards.

In the AI sector, GenGenAI will showcase “GenGenStudio,” a domain-specific synthetic data generation platform focused on defense and security monitoring, along with synthetic data generated through their platform. Cubig will exhibit their platform that enables synthetic data creation through simple mouse operations without prompt inputs, alongside their azoo solution for data analysis and verification.

Several startups specializing in vertical-specific AI solutions will also participate. Gaudio Lab will demonstrate their “Gaudio Music Replacement” solution, which detects and replaces copyright-problematic audio using AI technology. Nuvilab will showcase “NyamNyam Kids,” an AI dietary coaching solution for children, while edutech startup ZeZeDu will display “Cherry Pot,” their AI-powered learning feedback and personalized education platform. THE.WAVE.TALK will unveil their award-winning real-time bacteria measurement equipment.

In immersive technology, LetinAR will demonstrate AR smart glasses developed in collaboration with global telecommunications groups, based on their proprietary optical module technology. BLUEDOT will showcase their video content quality improvement and optimization solutions. In mobility and digital twin technology, Mobiltech will exhibit their LiDAR sensor technology for creating digital twins of real environments, along with their data collection and mapping device “Replica Lite.” Autonomous driving technology startup Vueron Technology will debut their next-generation LiDAR sensor, Vue X.

Sang-hwan Yang, Head of Naver D2SF Center, stated, “About 80% of our total portfolio of 110 teams are already actively pursuing global business, indicating increasing startup needs for global market expansion.” He added, “Next year, we plan to more aggressively discover North American startups and strengthen networks with local companies, investors, and entrepreneurs to actively support Korean startups’ global growth.”