Jejemimi (CEO Park Mi-young) , a startup that operates the AI-based childcare record solution SsukSsukChalkak, announced on the 16th that it was finally selected for the 'Micro DIPS Project (Super Gap Startup 1000+)' hosted by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups.
"Micro DIPS" is a government-backed program that selects and intensively fosters deep-tech startups established within the past 10 years that possess unique technological prowess and potential for global expansion. Selected companies receive tailored support, including commercialization funding, technology advancement, policy funding, market development, and global expansion. The program's primary goal is to accelerate the transition to artificial intelligence (AI) in key industries such as biotechnology, manufacturing, content, finance, and smart agriculture.
With this selection, Jejemimi plans to accelerate the advancement of its multimodal AI technology and global expansion strategy for its parenting AI solution, SsukSsukChalkak. SsukSsukChalkak is a platform that automatically organizes and categorizes children's photos and videos using AI, and offers features for sharing with family members and creating merchandise based on their growth records. The platform has received positive feedback from users both domestically and internationally.
Through this project, Jejemimi plans to ▲improve the accuracy of AI-based parenting data analysis, ▲refined family-tailored content and recommendation services, and ▲advance localization strategies for overseas markets such as Japan and the United States.
Park Mi-young, CEO of Jejemimi, said, “This selection is a meaningful result that officially recognizes the growth potential of Sooksookchalchak based on AI technology,” and added, “We will continue to improve the childcare environment through technology and data and establish ourselves as a competitive platform in the global market.”
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