KTSRI, a company specializing in AI and extended reality (XR) technology, announced on the 17th that it will participate in "Japan IT Week Autumn 2025," held in Tokyo, Japan, starting on the 22nd. This exhibition is Japan's largest information technology exhibition, an industrial exhibition showcasing cutting-edge technologies in various fields such as AI, cloud, security, and software. This year's event is expected to attract approximately 700 companies and over 30,000 visitors.
At this event, K3RI will unveil its AI-based metaverse solution, exploring the potential for expanding global partnerships and entering overseas markets. This solution, an emotional and safety support system for seniors, utilizes AI-based voice interaction and motion recognition technology to detect and predict users' psychological states and physical signs of danger in real time.
The company anticipates high demand for related AI solutions in Japan, a country with a high aging population. K3RI has completed integration of these solutions with global large-scale language models (LLMs), such as ChatGPT and Google Gemini, as well as major cloud platforms like Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Additionally, K3RI has been selected for a government-funded national project to develop next-generation AI agent technology, and plans to sequentially apply this technology to this metaverse solution. This solution also provides users with medication reminders, health management, and schedule management, contributing to overall convenience and quality of life in daily life.
A company official stated, “Since first unveiling our AI metaverse solution at a domestic exhibition in the first half of the year, we have received positive responses from the government and local governments,” and added, “At the Japanese IT exhibition, we plan to focus on securing actual business cooperation and partnerships beyond just technology displays.”
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