PlanEye announced on the 28th that its AI children's art education service 'AnutaCanvas' received the GS certification level 1 from the Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA). GS certification is a nationally recognized certification that comprehensively evaluates the functionality, reliability, and usability of software, and is used as an indicator to increase reliability when bidding for public procurement and educational institutions.
'AnutaCanvas' is a creative convergence education service that combines AI technology and children's art education. It is designed to help students understand the operating principles of AI and apply them to creative activities. This service goes beyond simple drawing and provides an educational experience where technical learning and creative activities occur simultaneously.
In particular, AnutaCanvas provides an intuitive interface that allows you to create AI pictures with just a click of a button without complex commands, so that even elementary school students can use it easily. Teachers can introduce this service to their classes without any separate expertise, as it comes with basic teaching materials and a curriculum. The curriculum, designed with the advice of children's art education professors, guarantees educational reliability and professionalism, and can be used in various educational environments such as the free semester system, career experience classes, and creative experience activities.
The platform is designed to be cloud-based, so it can flexibly adapt to various learning environments and devices, and can be used not only in the classroom but also at home or in online classes. Creative results can be saved and printed, allowing students to preserve their own work.
'AnutaCanvas' was introduced to the '2024 Art Convergence Program' jointly operated by the Daejeon Metropolitan Office of Education and Mokwon University last year, and elementary school students carried out a project to create their own works using AI. Teachers evaluated that this service lowered the technological barrier and could be applied directly to classes.
With this GS certification, Plan I plans to begin full-scale advancement into the public and B2B markets, including primary and secondary educational institutions, public cultural institutions, art academies, and creativity centers.
CEO Lee Myeong-gi said, “AnutaCanvas is an educational tool that transforms complex technologies into intuitive creative experiences,” and added, “Based on the philosophy that technology should be a tool for creativity, we will expand our services to include AI-based storytelling, animation, and music creation functions to create an integrated AI creative content platform that anyone can easily use.”
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